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Interceptor upgrade in Manhattan involves the first use of spiral-wound lining in the five boroughs by the city Dept. of Design and Construction.

The U.S. Senate voted along party lines Feb. 6 to put the controversial Vought in charge of the Office of Management and Budget despite a Democratic push to halt the approval.

Building and specialty trade contractors added jobs in January, but highway and civil firms reported a decline.

The Top Design Firms survey deadline of March 31 applies to all of ENR's Regional Editions.

Failing to follow state and federal drug testing protocols has resulted in an $8.5 million settlement in the wrongful death of construction worker fatally struck by a dump truck in St. Paul, Minn. 

Sublime Systems is planning a $150M sustainable cement plant in Holyoke, Mass., funded in part by a U.S. Energy Dept. and Internal Revenue Service tax credit of $46M for use of renewable power.

Cooper University Health Care is preparing to start work on the first phase of its three-phase project in Camden, N.J.

Democratic lawmakers call for Republican support in pushing back latest Trump administration moves. 

The two-mile-long bridge Key Bridge in Baltimore will be longer and higher than its 1970s-era predecessor.

The Utah Transit Authority aims to begin construction to add a TRAX Orange Line in 2029.