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UK AEs and PMs Seek Clarity on Post-Brexit Business Rules

Debra K. Rubin

July 11, 2018

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Firms join lawyers, accountants, others in letter to PM Theresa May to resolve cross-border issues

Controversy Persists as US-Canada Bridge Picks P3 Builder

Jim Parsons

July 11, 2018

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Fluor, ACS, AECOM are among the firms set to build the Gordie Howe cable-stay span, which will set a size record, even as political issues continue to swirl.

LaGuardia Shoehorns $8B Megaproject At Busy Site

Tom Stabile

July 10, 2018

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Queens, N.Y. airport juggles a complex renovation, non-traditional contracting approach, lots of contractors and hordes of travelers in a tight space with tough overseers

Insurance

Research: Workers' Compensation Claim Denials Inch Upward

Scott Van Voorhis

July 10, 2018

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Are challenges to claims helping, or do they end up adding to costs of coverage?

Federal Regulation

Did Speedier Permits Save $1 Billion So Far?

Senate lawmakers seek to expand Infrastructure Permit Council

Tom Ichniowski

July 9, 2018

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Bill would increase the types of projects under Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council's purview.

Construction Workforce

Construction June Jobless Rate Up from May, Year-Earlier Figures

Tom Ichniowski

July 6, 2018

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Industry does gain 13,000 jobs in June, led by heavy-civil segment, which picked up 6,100 positions.

Water Infrastructure

Corps Report Gives Boost to Proposed $1B Soo Lock

Tom Ichniowski

July 5, 2018

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New analysis estimates much higher benefit-cost ratio than in 2005 Corps report.

Water Infrastructure

White House Plan Would Break Up Corps Civil-Works Functions

Proposal is one of many organizational changes sought by Trump administration

Tom Ichniowski

July 3, 2018

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Plan would shift navigation responsibilities to DOT, other nonmilitary operations to Interior Dept.

Viewpoint

Happy Birthday America! Your Infrastructure is Calling ...

Norman F. Anderson

July 3, 2018

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The critically needed upgrades won't happen without dedicated vision, iconic projects and dynamic public leadership. Mobilizing citizens to push for change must be a strategic national priority.