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$1B Gas Pipeline State Land Seizure Battle Gets High Court Review

March 10, 2021

Despite appeals court denial, Justice Dept. says U.S. has authority to take land for PennEast and other pipe projects; NJ decision will have national implications.

Is the Pandemic Forcing An Evolution in P3 Work?

Jim Parsons

March 10, 2021

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Public-private partnerships might be the key to shaping construction’s post-pandemic future

Quality Control

Details of Sealed Whistleblower Charges Over Cuomo Bridge Bolts Burst Into Public View

Richard Korman

March 9, 2021

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Fluor-led consortium argues to seal the remaining legal record to prevent unneeded public worry over safety of major NY crossing.

Construction Markets

Primoris Builds Renewable Business Along With Pipeline, Industrial Portfolio

Scott Van Voorhis

March 8, 2021

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The billion-dollar-plus energy industry contractor finds its path to success.

Petals, Pots and Pilings Produce Pier-Park Hybrid Little Island

Eydie Cubarrubia

March 8, 2021

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The $250-million, 2.4-acre multilevel public outdoor space, which replaces an old Hudson River pier in Manhattan, uses precast concrete components, deep pilings and MEP systems in innovative ways. Says its project executive: "When I started working on the project, we weren't really sure if it could be built."

Landowners Sue Over 1,100-Mile Ammonia Pipe They Say is Abandoned

Mary B. Powers

March 8, 2021

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U.S. court class action seeks compensation to remove Texas-to-Minnesota line; owner said it has no obligation to take such action for permitted 8-in.-dia. pipe.