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Mountain States Snapshot: The Source Hotel

August 15, 2017

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Work progresses at The Source Hotel in Denver.

Viewpoint: How to Achieve True Integrated Project Delivery

John C. Hoelscher

August 15, 2017

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Deep collaboration and team colocation are the keys to making real IPD work.

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Mountain States People: Construction business updates for August 2017

August 15, 2017

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GH Phipps Construction Cos. has promoted two employees to key positions in the company’s operational leadership.

Replacement of Civic Center Station to Improve Transit Service in Downtown Denver

Jim Parsons

August 15, 2017

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Key bus station redo will energize the area near Civic Center and the state Capitol.

High-Tech Stages Add Flexibility to New Hale Theatre

Brian Fryer

August 14, 2017

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Community theater will provide family-focused entertainment to residents of Salt Lake City suburb.

GE Johnson Chosen 2017 Contractor of the Year for Colorado, Wyoming and the Dakotas

Scott Dailey

August 14, 2017

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Colorado Springs-based firm cultivates a culture of employee loyalty and longevity to build an impressive list of loyal clients.

New Projects

June Construction Starts Climb 4% Nationwide

July 26, 2017

Nonresidential building and electric utilities sectors advance while housing recedes.

Commentary on Women in Construction

Don't Let Barriers Define Your Construction Career

Why big girls shouldn't cry

Margie Simmons

July 21, 2017

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A veteran woman design executive offers perspective on why the metaphor "glass ceiling" is a double-edged sword.

Infrastructure Finance

EPA Picks 12 Projects to Apply for First-Ever WIFIA loans

Projects are in nine states, including four in California

Tom Ichniowski

July 19, 2017

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Projects seek $2.3 billion in water-infrastructure loans, but EPA's lending capacity is $1.5 billion.

Airport Projects

Council Unlikely To Delay Approving $1.8B Denver Terminal Upgrade, Despite Airlines' Objections

Mark Shaw

July 18, 2017

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The airport has been negotiating the terminal renovation contract with Madrid-based Ferrovial Airports, leader of the public-private partnership, for more than 10 months.

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Mountain States Snapshot: The Source Hotel

Viewpoint: How to Achieve True Integrated Project Delivery

Mountain States People: Construction business updates for August 2017

Replacement of Civic Center Station to Improve Transit Service in Downtown Denver

High-Tech Stages Add Flexibility to New Hale Theatre

GE Johnson Chosen 2017 Contractor of the Year for Colorado, Wyoming and the Dakotas

June Construction Starts Climb 4% Nationwide

Don't Let Barriers Define Your Construction Career

EPA Picks 12 Projects to Apply for First-Ever WIFIA loans

Council Unlikely To Delay Approving $1.8B Denver Terminal Upgrade, Despite Airlines' Objections

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