Radioactive Soil Scandal Continues at Former San Francisco Naval Shipyard Christine Kilpatrick April 25, 2018 No Comments After nearly 30 years as a federal Superfund site, a full cleanup of radioactive and contaminated soil at the former Hunters Point naval shipyard in San Francisco appears as far away as ever. Read More
At Structural Congress, a Call for Designers to Mitigate BIM-Project Risk Nadine M. Post April 25, 2018 3 Comments Structural engineers emphasize that poor communication about 3D-model content causes most disputes on BIM projectsRead More
Water Infrastructure Senate Appropriators Slam Trump FY19 Corps Civil Works Budget Tom Ichniowski April 23, 2018 No Comments Lawmakers criticize proposed reduction of $2 billion, or 29%, from 2018 level.Read More
Southeast Pulse: Construction bids for April 2018 April 23, 2018 No Comments Southeast Project News From Dodge Data & AnalyticsRead More
Southeast People: Construction business updates for April 2018 April 23, 2018 No Comments Wade Watson was promoted to senior vice president and general manager for Skanska USA Civil’s Southeast region. Read More
Miami Beach Convention Center Builders Race Around Events Jim Parsons April 23, 2018 No Comments An active slate of major exhibitions adds a different dimension to the Miami Beach Convention Center renovation and expansionRead More
Pond's Culture Builds Basis for Success Scott Judy April 23, 2018 No Comments The Southeast Design Firm of the Year sees benefits from investing heavily in its workplace cultureRead More
Infrastructure Spending Helping Drive Southeast Design Markets Scott Judy April 23, 2018 No Comments A resurgent transportation sector, coupled with increased design-build use in some areas, is boosting Southeast engineering workRead More
Southeast City Scoop: Construction Starts in Birmingham April 23, 2018 No Comments Birmingham Construction Starts Expected to Decline for Second Straight YearRead More
Southeast City Scoop: Construction Starts in Tampa April 23, 2018 No Comments Total Construction Starts Should Climb to Highest Level in at Least Five YearsRead More
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