Items Tagged with 'procurement'

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 rules Alligator Alcatraz can remain open while environmental groups and a Native American tribe challenge it in court. 

Appeals court pauses injunction, letting White House ballroom construction advance into a critical superstructure phase as judges fast-track a June decision.

Below-grade work security-related work can continue on the White House Ballroom site while vertical construction is halted, following a new court order regarding the contentious project.

Soft-ground tunneling will occur beneath the dense, transit-linked Gush Dan corridor for the planned 150-km underground rail system.

Federal planning for an ICE reuse of a New Hampshire warehouse has begun, but local permits, contractors and construction details remain absent.

Can a bundled housing and energy P3 help Stony Brook University meet surging demand, tight rental conditions and New York’s decarbonization mandates at once?

Beyond the dollar figure, AIS Infrastructure’s border announcement signals where labor pressure, equipment demand and execution risk may concentrate as federal projects move forward.

Formula funding is quietly accelerating fleet, facility and infrastructure work as agencies line up projects for 2026.

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,