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Construction Finance Software Maker Built Technologies Buys lienwaivers.io

Jeff Rubenstone

February 3, 2020

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Two firms say the acquisition move reflects a natural overlap in their businesses.

North Carolina DOT Unlocks Lots of Budget-Stalled Project Awards

Jim Parsons

February 3, 2020

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Design and construction set to resume on hundreds of jobs halted by storm emergency and other shortfalls.

FERC Backs PennEast on Pipeline Eminent Domain Case

Agency also takes action to expedite more expected landowner challenges

Corinne Grinapol

February 3, 2020

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Federal agency decision boosts developer's argument for U.S. Supreme Court case review.

Utility PG&E Files Restructured Chapter 11 Plan

Erica Berardi

February 3, 2020

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New plan would cost customers less, keep employee and union agreements in place.

Construction Economics

Monthly Construction Spending Dips, but Is Up Year Over Year

Tom Ichniowski

February 3, 2020

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Total construction posted an 0.2% decline on a monthly basis, but recorded a solid 5% pickup from the year-earlier total.

States Push to Limit Fossil-Fuel Plant Shutdowns

Mary B. Powers

February 1, 2020

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Indiana bill, which would reward utilities that keep coal-fired plants open, is tied to Trump push for fossil-fuel power, says analyst.

Hard Rock Hotel Collapse To Be Examined by New Orleans City Council

Pam Radtke Russell

January 31, 2020

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The council created a special committee to look at the causes of the collapse over the protest of the city's mayor.

Housing Density Bill Fails Again in California

SB 50 would have allowed high density development near transit

Erica Berardi

January 31, 2020

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Legislation would have allowed high density development near transit, but opponents said it would have taken away local control.

Infrastructure

2020 ASCE Report Card: Colorado Infrastructure Receives a C-

January 31, 2020

But the overall condition of the state's roads and bridges remains better than the national average.

NYC's Gowanus Canal Superfund Site Cleanup Begins in Earnest

Eydie Cubarrubia

January 31, 2020

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A $125-million segment of the eventual $500-million urban project requires full-scale dredging and capping of one site area and restoration of another.

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Construction Finance Software Maker Built Technologies Buys lienwaivers.io

North Carolina DOT Unlocks Lots of Budget-Stalled Project Awards

FERC Backs PennEast on Pipeline Eminent Domain Case

Utility PG&E Files Restructured Chapter 11 Plan

Monthly Construction Spending Dips, but Is Up Year Over Year

States Push to Limit Fossil-Fuel Plant Shutdowns

Hard Rock Hotel Collapse To Be Examined by New Orleans City Council

Housing Density Bill Fails Again in California

2020 ASCE Report Card: Colorado Infrastructure Receives a C-

NYC's Gowanus Canal Superfund Site Cleanup Begins in Earnest

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