Articles Tagged with ''Covid-19''

Thought leaders see new, broader technology applications and an era of leveraging lots more historical project data

Production begins on mobile units that deactivate coronavirus, and air-handling-system retrofits will be available soon

Financier Goldman-Sachs clouds future of Helmut Jahn-designed structure with 90-day review, first major city project to pause construction over COVID-19 economic impacts.

As the pandemic upends traditional jobsite screening, contractors are turning to online health surveys at points of entry to help prevent an ill person coming onto the site.

As bars, restaurants and holiday get-togethers return and positive tests multiply, contractors face new challenges

Contractors are relying even more heavily on prefabrication and modularization and communication technologies using A/R, V/R and cloud sharing.

The $2.7-billion facility, New Jersey's largest-ever Port Authority NY and NJ project, is much-anticipated economic driver in virus-ravaged region, but COVID impacts could alter its scope and schedule.

Data centers and design-build remain hot markets even as the impact of COVID-19 shutdowns looms over 2020 outlook

Topping outs, virtual conferences and even Mike Rowe interviewed by an ENR editor.

While some jurisdictions experienced shutdowns, the lack of traffic and students allowed some transportation and higher education projects to actually speed up.