News
RSS

Bids Move Forward on Prep Work for $11.3B Turkish Canal

Peter Reina

April 14, 2020

One Comment

Istanbul mayor is a vehement foe of the controversial project.

Aileen Cho

April 14, 2020

No Comments

Fast-growing nfrastructure software company will integrate its products with industry giant's.

Tim Newcomb

April 14, 2020

No Comments

Canadian province will spend $1.37 billion to keep workers busy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Construction Health and Safety

OSHA Clarifies Record-Keeping Rules for COVID-19

Richard Korman

April 13, 2020

No Comments

Employers were concerned they would be responsible for recording any illness by an employee.

Construction Ethics

Mortenson To Pay $650K Fine, Provide COVID-19-Related Construction Services as Part of Bid-Rigging Settlement

Mark Shaw

April 13, 2020

Contractor also must create an internal compliance program and disclose the existence of the agreement when it bids on any public project in Colorado for a period of two years.

Highway Infrastructure

Report: Small Reductions in Deficient-Bridge Total but Huge Backlog Remains

Tom Ichniowski

April 13, 2020

No Comments

ARTBA report says 2019 saw net reduction of 900 deficient bridges, or 2%.

Obituary: Bill Gianelli, 101, Built Calif.'s Landmark Water Delivery System

Debra K. Rubin

April 12, 2020

One Comment

Engineer executed epic and controversial state water-power project, followed Ronald Reagan to D.C. as a Corps exec and mentored hundreds of water professionals.

COVID-19 and Construction

COVID-19 Delays, Closes Projects Across the Midwest

Reasons for project delays vary from statewide orders to loss of sales tax revenue or state financing

Annemarie Mannion

April 11, 2020

No Comments

Projects across ENR's 11-state Midwest region are being postponed or shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic with no real certainty in sight as to when they might continue. The wide-ranging secondary effects of the novel coronavirus and the shutdowns it caused include loss of sales tax and revenue for state incentives.

Alisa Zevin

April 10, 2020

No Comments

The economy is expected to rebound relatively quickly after a steep drop.

Coronavirus and Construction

COVID-19 Survey: Business Outlook Darkens Among Industry Firms

Corinne Grinapol

Scott Blair

April 9, 2020

No Comments

Industry respondents report half their projects have been put on hold or cancelled, on average, and 62% plan staff reductions.

Live: June 25, 2026 at 2:00 pm EDT Learn how leading contractors are using AI-powered scheduling intelligence to prevent delays and improve project outcomes. Discover how construction teams are gaining better visibility across schedules, improving field coordination, and identifying risks before they impact budgets and timelines.

News
RSS

Bids Move Forward on Prep Work for $11.3B Turkish Canal

Aurigo Announces Alliance With Autodesk

Alberta Doubles Capital Program For Roads and Schools

OSHA Clarifies Record-Keeping Rules for COVID-19

Mortenson To Pay $650K Fine, Provide COVID-19-Related Construction Services as Part of Bid-Rigging Settlement

Report: Small Reductions in Deficient-Bridge Total but Huge Backlog Remains

Obituary: Bill Gianelli, 101, Built Calif.'s Landmark Water Delivery System

COVID-19 Delays, Closes Projects Across the Midwest

After Tough Second Quarter, Recession will Ease, Says Dodge

COVID-19 Survey: Business Outlook Darkens Among Industry Firms

The latest news and information

#1 Source for Construction News, Data, Rankings, Analysis, and Commentary

News RSS

The latest news and information

#1 Source for Construction News, Data, Rankings, Analysis, and Commentary

News
RSS