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The first of three support arches for the $1.7-billion Portal North Bridge project journeyed 30 hours down the Hudson River to the jobsite on the Hackensack River in New Jersey.

Artificial reefs will attenuate everyday wave energy that slowly erodes a critical coastal highway.

Industrializing design and building practices using manufacturing techniques has long been promised as a more efficient construction method. But recent advances in the kit-of-parts approach is bringing the idea closer to fruition.

As interest rates finally begin to ease, economists are fairly optimistic about how the overall construction market will fare in the coming year.

Highway and water infrastructure in Western North Carolina are coming back online.

Re-elected president is set to relax fossil fuel development curbs, including lifting a pause on approvals to build liquefied natural gas export terminals and a broader realignment of permitting and regulatory approaches, but states and advocacy groups are stepping up action on climate change.

The unique bi-state transportation agency enters its second century with an engineering department reaching for new heights.

With projections showing former President Donald Trump has retaken the presidency, the focus for construction observers now turns to the final tally in Congress.

Corps of Engineers halts first-phase procurement of $662-million project with proposed prices exceeding available funding.

While clocking in at 1.6 miles in length, Valley Metro’s newest section of its Phoenix light rail system packs in many firsts for the area within its tight footprint.