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Power plant team's use of modular generators reduced manpower requirements, saved costs.

As business associates see it, Washington, D.C.-based developer Douglas Jemal deserves as much credit as anyone for helping to preserve the District of Columbia’s cityscape.

Working from his home in 1976 to start what became global claims consultant and project management giant Hill International Inc., Irvin E. Richter boosted revenue by offering seminars on construction disputes.

Although the nation’s economy continues to expand moderately, many economists caution that another recession could be two to three years away.

Constructing a podium for the largest air rights project to date in Washington, D.C., is one thing.

An elementary school with a 500-gallon saltwater fish tank modified from a Hurricane Sandy-salvaged bus is just one example of the creativity displayed in the winning entries in this year’s ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects competition.