Articles by Daniel Tyson

Energy efficiency work created more than half of the overall sector's new construction jobs, the agency says in new report.

University's Engineering Academy—which allows qualifying students to enroll in its College of Engineering, complete two years of core coursework at a community college and earn engineering degrees in College Station—aims to fill gaps in the number and diversity of state practitioners.

New master plan, if implemented, could eventually produce annual cost savings of between $10.7 billion to $14.5 billion, state officials say.

The state highway agency and consultant Stantec unearthed historic discoveries at a Denton County project that once was the site of a former slave's blacksmith shop.

The Woodlands, Texas-based company was awarded three contracts in various parts of the state to lighten traffic congestion. 

The city's federally named water manager said funding would address major water system leaks and boost pumping capacity.

Construction is expected to begin this fall but to date no designer or contractor has been named.

How does Arkansas general contractor Flintco work to construct a 100,000-sq-ft expansion of a world-class museum holding hundreds of pieces of priceless American art with daily visitors roaming the galleries?

Employee-owned architectural and engineering firm Halff has had a stellar last few years—nearly doubling revenue, hiring hundreds of new employees to tackle significant design projects and keeping its people-first business model.