Articles by Bryan Gottlieb

Skanska’s $1.06-billion MBTA award will replace aging rail bridges at Boston’s North Station while keeping commuter and Amtrak service running.

Turner’s selection as general contractor pushes Orlando’s long-delayed Westcourt district toward execution, with hotel, office, entertainment and residential work now advancing.

As Toronto's grid reaches its limits, Ontario's electricity system operator has proposed a $9.8 billion plan to address the issue, potentially establishing one of North America’s largest high-voltage construction programs.

The Trump administration moves to block Minnesota’s climate lawsuit just as the case clears a key hurdle to enter discovery, escalating a federal-state legal clash.

Crews cut through a 1,000-year-old Indigenous ground etching in Arizona after a no-time contract change, raising questions about execution controls.

Federal appeals court affirms lower court’s findings that Lane materially breached joint venture agreement by refusing to meet capital calls

The Trump permit enables construction of a 645-mile Canada-to-Wyoming crude pipeline connecting to one in Alberta, but challenges from environmental groups as well as further state and federal reviews are still ahead.

Grants will fund work from Alaska to Guam.

Financing is secured and construction is underway, but power contracts behind Michigan's massive Oracle data center are now before the Michigan Court of Appeals.

The central tunnel contract award closes the last major gap in Gateway’s buildout between New York and New Jersey.