Articles by Tim Newcomb

A joint venture of MWH Constructors and Kiewit Corp will build a $1.25B water filtration facility with a J.W. Fowler- MWH team tapped for a related $550M pipeline project.

Washington is one of a handful of states experimenting with using orange pavement stripes to increase driver awareness of work zones.

With Oregon and Washington each pledging $1 billion in funds, the project is now eligible to apply for up to $3 billion in federal funding.

As wildfires become more common across the West Coast, states are enacting protections for outdoor workers likely to be exposed to smoke.

Superlative-filled tunnel-boring machines are nothing new to Seattle. From the infamous mole that dug a new State Route 99 tunnel to a handful of TBMs carving a new path for Sound Transit’s aggressive light rail expansion, tunneling under the Pacific Northwest city is almost commonplace.

The Port of Seattle and Clark Construction have filed suit against each other over issues related to the $1-billion Seattle-Tacoma International Airport International Arrivals Facility (IAF) project.

The carpenter was killed in a formwork collapse at the Spokane Tribe Casino expansion, officials said.

The nation’s first mass-timber, net-zero energy, low-carbon public building also provides the San Mateo County civic structure with gravitas.

Yonushewski has championed the architect-led design/build approach and his urban-infill, mixed-use buildings have uniquely changed the Denver skyline.

A 20-year effort to develop a process to eliminate radioactive and chemical wastes stored underground for decades at a former federal nuclear weapons production site reached a milestone last year with key facility testing, with work that had been overseen by the Bechtel project executive.