David Rosenbaum recalls his visit to the largest privately owned dam project in world, and how his experience traveling may have helped convince him to turn his efforts to teaching.

The New York City Dept. of Design and Construction picked Tutor Perini as apparent selected proposer for the Manhattan Jail Facility.

The surety's lawsuit against the firm involves numerous contracts and multiple project owners.

Narrow majorities in Congress and bipartisan support for existing infrastructure spending may complicate any broad shift in policy, ARTBA's Dave Bauer says.

The interstate upgrade will start south of downtown Austin during the first half of 2025 and is set to finish by 2033.

Crews have already placed 4,000 tons of steel and installed 150 geothermal wells for the Holyoke Veterans Home.

The 30-year contract will enable new transmission infrastructure in a country that expects a peak load power demand spike of 21,075 MW by 2033 from 1,606 MW reported in 2013, with the first major project set near Nairobi.

The southbound side of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is temporarily closed as crews prepare to make emergency repairs.

Infrastructure and federal services engineer hits a revenue and profit peak at a crucial time.

Focus is on funding from the infrastructure law and the Inflation Reduction Act.