Articles by Bryan Gottlieb

American Society of Civil Engineers 2025 analysis shows rising grades—but also aging assets, climate risk and a 2026 funding cliff that threaten project delivery.

George Harms Construction Co.'s objection to project labor agreement for a bid package on the N.J.-N.Y. tunnel project will not halt the bidding process, a federal judge has ruled,

New robotics bricklaying platform moves from overseas pilots to US jobsites, aiming to take advantage of digital twins of common building trade tasks.

House passage of the fiscal year 2026 defense bill sets sweeping industrial-base reforms in motion, with new multiyear contracting tools, major MILCON directives and substantial shipyard and depot investments underway.

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul picks her operations chief to succeed Rick Cotton as bi-state agency chief in January as it prepares for $45-billion capital-program.

Federal regulators reshape path for one of the Gulf Coast’s largest LNG projects—with the decision influencing how construction unfolds.

Pioneering designer's death marks a key chapter in construction innovation, as his digitally driven methods forced contractors, engineers and fabricators to reinvent how complex buildings are delivered.

The global logistical giant's plan to modernize two critical Afghanistan border crossings could reshape regional trade, but security volatility and economic fragility complicate the path forward.

Construction job openings declined again in October as hiring slowed and worker churn fell, signaling a cooler labor market even as contractors remain cautiously optimistic about early-2026 staffing.

Blue Line expansion construction has begun, with December notices signaling progress as the city prepares for its most complex tunnel segment.