Articles by Scott Van Voorhis

As states around the country gradually reopen from the coronavirus shutdown, contractors are being challenged to operate in new ways to prevent the spread of the virus and to accept a slower pace of work as the new normal.

Contractors, architects and engineers in Boston and across Massachusetts are heading back to work amid the launch of a phased construction reopening. 

Skanska DW White JV won a nearly $159-million contract to build the first major construction package of South Coast Rail Phase 1. 

Non-essential projects shut down by Boston's COVID-19 work-stop order in March prepare for a slow return to work.  

Along with financial help to cope with COVID-19 impacts, North American industry firms need HR staffs to untie all the strings attached

Boston city officials put into action new safety mandates in the wake of the deadly coronavirus epidemic.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh is considering a slow lifting of the building ban he instituted in March to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Pension fund ex-CEO Michael Sabia now chairs criticized project finance entity, with feds seeing role ahead in country's COVID-19 recovery.