This 1933 cover photo shows workers maneuvering a bomb into position on a platform in San Francisco Bay, at a very early stage of the Golden Gate Bridge project.

Coping with the titanic force of America’s largest river is one of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ perpetual responsibilities.

India has accelerated its pace of infrastructure development since the government launched a new national master plan three years ago, but industry leaders earlier this month said more must be done to ensure projects are not just built quickly, but built well.

New York state judge rules that contractor fraudulently induced developer's bankruptcy over big Bahamas resort project.

The utility company proposed new tariffs on data centers to help it pay for infrastructure amid "unprecedented" demand.

Funds are earmarked for 42 projects in as many states and D.C., with an added $28 million set for award to 15 states to expand and train the U.S. green building workforce.

But in a surprise, court majority agrees to not block federal EPA GHG emissions rule from taking effect as it weighs opponents legal challenge to the mandate.

Officials selected 14 projects for $428 million in grants.

The ABI is an indicator of nonresidential construction work to follow in nine months to a year, according to the American Institute of Architects.

Could the crane crash have been avoided?