Articles Tagged with ''infrastructure''

The expanded King Salman International Airport would cover 22 sq miles and include six parallel runways. Saudi officials say the airport would be able to accommodate 100 million passengers by 2030.

Louisiana officials picked a consortium of Plenary Americas with Spain-based design-build firms ACCIONA and Sacyr as P3 developer for the future toll bridge.

While the extent of settling is still being evaluated, it's enough to require the replacement of bridge approaches, pushing the completion of the project from April 2024 into 2025. 

Strong endorsements come in for the Minnesota governor from organized labor and state AGC chapter, but Associated Builders and Contractors criticized Walz's record.

As major projects begin wrapping up under the current program, Sound Transit gears up for the next $54-billion stage.

While infrastructure and tech-focused sectors show steady growth, interest rates and lingering pandemic effects dampen outlook.

On July 12, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District (USACE) announced that federal interest continues to exist in the Los Angeles County Drainage Area (LACDA) Project.

A research effort using the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway as a testbed is reducing violations of weight limits.

Harnessing innovative software in civil construction to increase efficiency and improve workflows.

ClearTech Engineered Solutions is a Dublin-based specialist engineering contractor that designs and installs post-tensioning for bridges, buildings, roads and other civil engineering projects.