Articles Tagged with ''Lane Construction''

The $660M extension of toll lanes on the suburban Washington, D.C., highway passes a major milestone with girder installation over a single weekend in late January.

The contractor will bore a pair of tunnels nearly a mile and build a shaft where another contractor tunneling under the river will meet it.

A federal judge in Florida found Skanska acted in its joint venture partners' best interest, and that Lane owes its partners about $80 million for its unpaid share of capital calls.

The design-builders lost $500 million on the reconstruction job, substantially complete last year.

Lane's claims against Skanska for breach of fiduciary duty and gross negligence still must be decided at a federal trial in Florida this fall.

Pumped storage hydro owner Snowy Hydro says tunnel integrity has not been compromised, but contractors are taking precautions.

Seven design-build teams responded to a Washington Dept. of Transportation RFQ.

Lane Construction can face cross claims, a federal judge has ruled, from another contractor on a road resurfacing project that the widow of a cyclist killed in a 2016 crash charges caused his death.