Remote site, political tensions and pandemic all added to delays in construction.

Interplay between appropriations and bipartisan infrastructure framework is yet to be determined.

A crew prepares to bore a massive tunnel near the Seekonk River in Pawtucket, R.I. in the final phase of Rhode Island’s “Big Dig.” 

Under the county's equitable distribution program, the Miami-Dade Police Department is seeking a qualified local forensic engineer with high-rise experience and familiarity with concrete construction to study a recent collapse in Surfside, immediately north of Miami Beach. 

“Nimble” is frequently used to describe how AEC human resources leaders responded to the cascade of challenges in the past year. On top of supporting field crews to help keep jobsites safe and productive amid Covid-19 outbreaks, HR teams scrambled to craft strategies for maintaining connections across a suddenly dispersed office workforce, sustain recruiting efforts with only limited access to prospective candidates and conduct sometimes difficult discussions of social justice issues raised by the Black Lives Matter movement.

Information is derived from Industrial Reports, a market intelligence firm specializing in industrial construction.

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