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ENR New England Legacy Award | Leadership Profile

Texan Makes His Mark on East Coast

March 15, 2022

Jay Brotman, Svigals + Partners managing partner and ENR New England Legacy Award winner, shaped his firm and New Haven, Conn.

Legacy Award | Leadership Profile

‘Tough, But Fair’ Founder Builds Trust

Bruce Buckley

February 16, 2022

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ENR MidAtlantic’s Legacy Award winner Linda Rabbitt developed Alexandria, Va.- based Rand Construction into a national contender.

Linda Rabbitt speaks at the ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects awards in October 2021

ENR MidAtlantic Names Linda Rabbitt 2022 Legacy Award Winner

Founder of D.C.-Metro-based rand* construction to be featured in February issue of ENR MidAtlantic

Justin Rice

January 26, 2022

ENR MidAtlantic selected Linda Rabbitt as its 2022 Legacy Award Winner

Barbara Mullenex Named ENR MidAtlantic 2020 Legacy Award Winner

Perkins Eastman's managing principal to be featured in February issue of ENR MidAtlantic

Justin Rice

November 19, 2020

ENR MidAtlantic’s 2020 Legacy Award winner is Barbara Mullenex.

Tech

How Data is Helping Contractors Survive the Coronavirus

Tracking project data is helping contractors make better decisions during the pandemic

Ken Simonson, AGC

August 26, 2020

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Data from tech tools such as Procore, Smartvid.io and others are helping firms understand what's going on in state economies and work through the new restrictions. Some are even thriving.

ENR MidAtlantic Names David A. Raymond as its 2018 Legacy Award Winner

Former ACEC president and chief executive helped grow the national business association

Justin Rice

August 29, 2018

David A. Raymond is ENR MidAtlantic's 2018 Legacy Award Winner

Texas Leads in Year-Over-Year Construction Job Gains, Experts See Regional Growth Ahead

David M. Brown

May 22, 2018

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Construction leaders across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas are optimistic about regional construction activity moving into the second half of 2018, despite new May figures from the Associated General Contractors of America showing the nationwide unemployment rate in construction has increased.