An AECOM employee allegedly filed inflated disaster recovery applications for educational institutions impacted by the 2005 hurricane.

Public outreach has begun related to the San Diego to San Luis Obispo project along a portion of the nation’s second-busiest passenger rail corridor.

The Dept. of Justice alleged violations of the Fair Housing Act regarding accessibility requirements. 

A plan to repair 4.4 miles of defective tracks is under review.   

Vacant Sears store conversion at Rochester, N.Y., mall sliced six months off the construction schedule compared with starting from scratch.

Under the settlement, TxDOT will close out all claims, clearing the way for possible completion in 2025. 

The design-builders lost $500 million on the reconstruction job, substantially complete last year.

While improvements to the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant in San Diego have begun, local officials stress more money will be needed to stop the raw sewage overflow problem in the cross-border area.

A commentary in which the Pankow Foundation director says it is 'immensely disappointed and frustrated.'

The AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index fell steeply to 44.8 in September.