Articles by James Leggate

The Associated Builders and Contractors challenged the rule along with groups from other business sectors.

Officials in Kenya have already canceled major contracts with Gautam Adani's companies, with funding for projects in other markets also facing potential impact.

William Helm admitted his role in a scheme to bribe a state senator on behalf of a contractor earlier this year.

The Illinois Capital Development Board and Illinois Dept. of Corrections are seeking a construction manager for a pair of 1,500-cell prisons.

U.S. energy developers await how soon President-elect Donald Trump will end the U.S. Energy Dept. pause on approvals of liquefied natural gas export terminals

The American Institute of Architects says its surveyed members are feeling more optimistic about 2025.

The project is restoring and modernizing two tunnel tubes between Manhattan and Queens that were damaged by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

Norwegian solar wafer producer NorSun aims for construction to start next year so it can begin production at the plant in 2026.

Some of the market conditions that have troubled contractors over the past few years seem to be resolving, but new problems could arise.

Applications for LNG export terminals have been on hold since January, when the U.S. Energy Dept. paused approvals.