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Obituary: Russ Burns, Clayco Chairman and Former CEO, 65, Led at Right Time

Executive News

Executive who joined the firm during tough economic times in 2008, helped build it to become a giant reporting $7.6 billion in revenue in 2024.

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Regional Top Contractors Surveys Now Live

Jack McMackin

ENR Regional Surveys

Top Contractors survey deadline of May 5 applies to all of ENR's Regional Editions

Jury: Greenpeace Owes Dakota Access Pipeline Developer $660M in Damages

Annemarie Mannion

Legal

Defendant Greenpeace says it will appeal to the North Dakota Supreme Court

Jury decides Greenpeace should pay more than $660 million in damages to Energy Transfer Partners for defamation, trespassing and other illegal actions involving protests against the pipeline.

Michigan EGLE Issues Final Permit for Rebuild of Failed Edenville Dam

James Leggate

Water Infrastructure

The Four Lakes Task Force says it now has all the permits to repair and reconstruct four Tittabawassee River dams.

Chicago Requests Contractors Cut Cost of Signed Deals by 3%

Annemarie Mannion

Contracts

The City of Chicago is asking prime contractors to take 3% off the price of their invoices, with no decrease in scope for construction projects.

Massive Monoliths Provide Support for Tennessee River Lock Rebuild

Annemarie Mannion

Digging Deeper | Water/Environment

The 1944-era Kentucky Lock is being rebuilt with 64 monoliths.

A $1.5-billion project to double the length of the Kentucky Lock—an expansion 25 years in the making—has reached a milestone with installation of final structural monoliths that form its core.