U.S. Energy Dept. and contractor Bechtel National officially start up giant waste processing plant on Oct. 15 to meet consent decree deadline, after design and construction investment of more than 20 years and $30 billion.
Rossetti, whose firm has worked on the iconic venue in Queens, N.Y., since 1990, discusses its latest project, with work already underway to reinforce columns at the 24,000-seat Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Kiewit has built a reputation for accepting challenges. That approach has fueled the success of the national company and has fostered growth in the Pacific Northwest, with the firm reporting $1.3 billion in revenue in the region in 2024.
While charging that the federal funding revocation is illegal, California officials are exploring public-private partnerships and allocating additional state funds to keep the project moving.
Officials with the California High-Speed Rail authority refute criticisms of the project that underpin the Federal Railroad Authority's decision to terminate $4B in previously awarded grants to the project.