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Stanford University Plans To Expand Campus for $4.7B

July 3, 2019

School will build public schools for Santa Clara County, Calif., to gain permission for 3.5 million sq ft of new campus facilities by 2035.

Colorado Convention Center

Denver Convention Center Project Could Be Delayed Until 2023

July 3, 2019

The city of Denver now estimates that the start of its Colorado Convention Center expansion will be delayed by at least a year and possibly longer, following an alleged bid-rigging scandal that derailed contractor selection late last year.

Report Says $400B Needed for Seawalls by 2040

July 3, 2019

Coastal communities face a $400-billion tab over the next 20 years to protect their shores from rising sea levels, according to a June 20 report from the Center for Climate Integrity and the engineering firm Resilient Analytics.

Toronto Rejects Province's New Open-Shop Labor Mandate

Scott Van Voorhis

July 3, 2019

City public works agencies will keep existing labor pacts, but school board just included work rule changes.

Offshore wind turbine

Renewable Energy Construction

U.S. Offshore Wind Project Awards Push Market Boundaries

Johanna Knapschaefer

Johanna Knapschaefer

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Debra K. Rubin

July 3, 2019

Danish giant Orsted wins NJ's record 1,100-MW power project; NY's 800-MW award is imminent, as U.S. energy sector builds to become projected $70B industry.

Companies

Salini Impregilo Appears Set To Pick Up Astaldi, Go After More US Projects

Florida and Alabama have already moved to replace troubled contractor

Jim_Parsons

July 2, 2019

Recapitalization would enable Milan-based Salini to purchase 65% stake in bankrupt Astaldi and spend $325 to settle debt.

New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal

Litigation and Lawsuits

Cashman, Weeks Win $21M Verdict in Massachusetts Site Dispute

Scott Van Voorhis

June 26, 2019

Jury finds that state agency underestimated the energy port dredging job's scope.

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Resilient Infrastructure Could Save $4.2 Trillion

Study Calculates the Cost-Benefit of Hardening

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Pam Radtke Russell

June 25, 2019

The World Bank report says making infrastructure strong, more able to respond to natural disasters and regular stressors saves $4 to every $1 spent.

Military Project Designs Lack Best Climate Change Risk Assessment

June 25, 2019

Facility planners need more guidance in use of future risk projection tools, says new GAO study.

Construction Begins On "Garden Airport" in Bengaluru

June 25, 2019

SOM-designed terminal in India aims to set new global standards.

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