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Rising tariffs and regulatory shake-ups are reshaping how drugmakers plan, design and deliver the next generation of U.S. biomanufacturing facilities.

With federal data frozen by the shutdown, new industry reports reveal steady growth in design services but rising financial and labor pressures.

Federal funding clawbacks targeting sustainability-minded programs are expected to stunt U.S. 2050 emissions goals by as much as 7 billion tonnes by 2030, experts warn.

Lack of clarity over liability for PFAS "forever chemicals" at contaminated sites has contractors worried, says AGC.

A refinancing deal is reshaping Nebraska’s casino landscape. See who’s behind the construction push.

ENR’s annual photo contest is a pictorial democracy without the politics. Almost anyone can submit photos taken between October 1, 2024 and November 30, 2025. The cover photo will be chosen by readers in a vote, and all winning images will be published in January.

This 1958 image shows an operator manning hydraulically powered collapsible forms for lining the North Central Outfall Sewer Tunnel in Los Angeles.

When the U.S. entered World War I in April 1917, the nation had a standing army of only 100,000 troops. Efforts to recruit and train a fighting force 2 million strong and convert the economy to serve the war effort were all-consuming.

Information derived from Industrial Reports, a market intelligence firm specializing in industrial construction and equipment leads.

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