Commentary: The American Way of Building Clear The Confusion About Construction Delay Analysis Different techniques may provide different results when applied to the same set of circumstances Phil Urwin July 6, 2018 2 Comments One big problem is that names for different techniques have been and continue to be applied loosely and inconsistently.Read More
Construction Workforce Construction June Jobless Rate Up from May, Year-Earlier Figures Tom Ichniowski July 6, 2018 One Comment Industry does gain 13,000 jobs in June, led by heavy-civil segment, which picked up 6,100 positions.Read More
Water Infrastructure Corps Report Gives Boost to Proposed $1B Soo Lock Tom Ichniowski July 5, 2018 No Comments New analysis estimates much higher benefit-cost ratio than in 2005 Corps report.Read More
Water Infrastructure White House Plan Would Break Up Corps Civil-Works Functions Proposal is one of many organizational changes sought by Trump administration Tom Ichniowski July 3, 2018 No Comments Plan would shift navigation responsibilities to DOT, other nonmilitary operations to Interior Dept.Read More
Viewpoint Happy Birthday America! Your Infrastructure is Calling ... Norman F. Anderson July 3, 2018 One Comment The critically needed upgrades won't happen without dedicated vision, iconic projects and dynamic public leadership. Mobilizing citizens to push for change must be a strategic national priority.Read More
Obituary Langan Former Chairman George Kelley Is Dead at 75 Debra K. Rubin July 1, 2018 No Comments A co-founder of the NJ-based engineering firm, he championed leadership development through empowerment.Read More
2018 Q2 Cost Report Politics Fuel Changing Prices for Energy Peter Maloney June 27, 2018 No Comments Washington was a key driver of second-quarter energy costs, with political moves affecting power sources from oil to solar.Read More
Water Resources Supreme Court Sends Florida-Georgia Water Dispute Back for More Review Pam Radtke Russell June 27, 2018 No Comments High court remands the matter to an appointed special master for further study.Read More
Seattle Transit Agency and Chicago Airports Change Top Execs Debra K. Rubin June 27, 2018 No Comments Windy city aviation chief Ginger Evans will step down on Aug. 1. The city's procurement chief will succeed her.Read More
U.S. Taps Contractors to Expand Migrant Housing As Detainee Numbers Grow Bruce Buckley Debra K. Rubin June 27, 2018 2 Comments HHS, other U.S. agencies tap contractor expertise to expand detention facilities as Trump border crackdown ramps upRead More