Articles Tagged with ''civil engineering''

Port infrastructure receives the highest grade, stormwater and transit the lowest as report authors say continued federal, state and local funding is necessary to continue improving the country's infrastructure. 

When McCarthy Building Cos. won the $57-million job to demolish a failed dock structure and build a new general cargo dock at the Port of Beaumont, Texas, “we were surprised,” says senior project manager Robert Wood.

Due to the pressing concerns of climate change and its impact on infrastructure design, civil engineering needs a significant update.

Platinum Contracting, a Las Vegas-based heavy civil and underground utilities contractor, recently completed a large-scale underground infrastructure project in Summerlin West, the next phase of the existing Summerlin residential community in the Las Vegas area.

Professional practice test new specifications, effective in April, eliminate a common breadth of knowledge section to enable more emphasis on discipline-specific expertise.

ENR Northwest's 2022 Design Firm of the Year, Otak, builds on environmental and civil expertise.

Named ENR Texas & Louisiana’s 2022 Design Firm of the Year, this Texas-based company has grown revenue sharply thanks to its strong relationships with clients and the community.

The desktop app offers an immersive experience of a possible future city.

Civil engineering salaries have risen despite the pandemic, but white males still outearn women, Blacks, Asians and Hispanics

Since founding its Irvine, Calif., operation in 2013, OHLA USA Inc. has invested heavily in developing and training an experienced workforce.