James Leggate

State officials awarded a second contract for the project, though some planned phases of construction remain temporarily barred under a court order.

Third-party interim engineer-manager Ted Henifin now adds city's neglected wastewater system to his portfolio since being named last year by a U.S. judge to run its inadequate and leaking drinking water system.

The Green Cement Technology Tracker currently includes only cement producers' carbon-capture projects.

The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project plan calls for construction of a new bridge carrying Interstates 71 and 75.

It's the second project for the team, which also includes CG Schmidt, at the insurance firm's Milwaukee campus. 

The multiple-award task-order contracts are funded by $17.1 billion authorized by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. 

The New York City Dept. of Buildings is investigating the cause of an engine fire and the boom failure.

Johnson Bros. Corp. says Charlotte caused delays and provided inadequate plans, while the city counters that it's owed millions from the Texas-based contractor it says failed to complete punch list items and performed "poor work." 

Contractor groups say data from injury report forms OSHA plans to post online could be mischaracterized.

The program funds planning, engineering and development of projects to improve transit services in historically disadvantaged communities.