Articles Tagged with ''Engineering''

For engineering and architectural firms on the West Coast, recovery from the economic woes brought on by the pandemic has been an uneven affair.

Teams representing more than 30 colleges and universities took part in the national finals of the Student Steel Bridge Competition, held May 27-28 at Virginia Tech.

In 2021, slowdowns in the regional oil and gas market as well as global supply chain delays impacted A/E companies doing business in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas.

Regional offices of engineering firm expand their services to pursue more energy-related projects, including an emphasis on renewables.

If ECS Southeast's 2021 performance is any indication, the “new normal” of the Southeast’s post-pandemic design and construction market will be a lot like the “old normal,” only busier. 

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act has engineers feeling optimistic about their firms and the sector, even if they’re less sure about the economy as a whole. 

Burns & McDonnell leads the list of 102 Top Design Firms that have submitted revenue totals to date.

Within the Construction and Engineering (C&E) sector, a connected supply chain is more than just an efficiency driver—it’s a significant competitive advantage.

The project team races against the spring rising of the mighty Mississippi to expedite the Canal Street Ferry Terminal project in New Orleans.

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