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New York 2021 Contractor of the Year

Gilbane's Diversity Commitment Builds Growth

June 29, 2021

The construction management firm’s 2020 New York regional revenue rose despite the pandemic, thanks to its aggressive subcontracting efforts, project innovations and strong community connections.

Genmab’s new facility in Plainsboro, N.J

New York, New England Contractors Hope to Gain Momentum

Eydie Cubarrubia

Justin Rice

June 29, 2021

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Contractors are optimistic after pandemic.

Airlines’ Approval Clears New Pittsburgh Terminal for Takeoff

Jim Parsons

June 28, 2021

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Originally scheduled to begin construction in April 2020, the terminal was temporarily grounded along with the rest of the U.S. commercial aviation industry by the coronavirus pandemic.

Corruption

Wood Group to Pay $177M to Settle US, UK, Brazilian Bribery Charges

Update: Court Approves UK Settlement

Tom Ichniowski

June 28, 2021

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The case centers on activities of subsidiary Amec Foster Wheeler several years before Wood acquired it in 2017.

Chicago Transit Authority Red/Purple Straddle Bent

Digging Deeper | Transit

Chicago Transit Untangles a Traffic Knot

Jeff Yoders

June 28, 2021

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The largest project in Chicago Transit Authority history brings a modern aesthetic to the north side and creates a bridge over a traffic choke point that's frustrated riders for decades.

ENR 2021 Midwest Contractor of the Year

Clayco Leads, Delivers for Demanding Clients

Contractor of the year assisted CDC and helped keep construction going safely during the pandemic

Brian Adams

Jeff Yoders

June 28, 2021

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The top contractor in the Midwest by revenue led the industry during the pandemic.

ENR Midwest Top Contractors Persevere Through Pandemic Year

COVID-19 caused contractors to delay projects, but many still found ways to grow despite the uncertainty

Annemarie Mannion

June 28, 2021

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The Midwest's Top Contractors nearly reached their 2019 record, despite dealing with COVID-19 delays and shutdowns. Many played key roles in their communities.

The Legislative Struggle

Biden Walks Back Comment Linking Infrastructure and 'American Families' Bills

Tom Ichniowski

June 27, 2021

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In a turnabout, Biden says he didn't intend to imply a veto threat.

Energy Construction

Court Ruling Adds Scrutiny in FERC Pipeline Approval Review

Mary B. Powers

June 27, 2021

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D.C. appeals court June 22 reversal of an operating natural gas line's 2018 certification is a focus as the agency considers changes in how it decides need for interstate pipelines.