Award of Excellence at 60 From Vietnam War to Climate Change: ENR Award Reflects Changing Times Debra K. Rubin Richard Korman March 27, 2025 No Comments There are several times in their work lives when journalists try to say something important to readers—and one of those for ENR editorial staff is the profile of the annual Award of Excellence winner,Read More
AECOM Seeks Tens of Millions in Interest From ExxonMobil After Refinery Verdict Richard Korman March 25, 2025 No Comments After AECOM's net $44-million jury award on a disputed project, potential added interest gets interesting.Read More
Safety & Health Are New York Construction Workers Safer? Depends on How You Count Richard Korman March 14, 2025 No Comments Two sharply contrasting assessments of New York State's safety progress.Read More
Rubio's X Post Dims Prospects for Tetra Tech's USAID Revenue Richard Korman March 12, 2025 No Comments More than 5,000 agency contracts "did not serve" U.S. interest, said the Secretary of State.Read More
Surety Manager Who Sent Out Bond Claim Payments to Himself Is Sentenced James Keating cheated Allied World out of more than $1 million Richard Korman March 11, 2025 No Comments A federal judge sentenced James Keating to 20 months in prison, plus restitution.Read More
Worries Over Supply Chain Risks Turn Out to Be True So Far in 2025 Year is turning out to be an unwelcome thriller Richard Korman March 7, 2025 No Comments The industry seemed to feel trouble coming, according to a recent risk survey.Read More
The Great Recalibration: Fed Spending Cuts So Far Hurt But Don't Devastate Trouble signals are not flashing at ICF, KBR and Leidos, companies report Richard Korman March 4, 2025 No Comments Tech acquisitions are spotlighted in industry firms' recent quarterly earnings calls as the federal contracting landscape continues to shift.Read More
Parsons Corp. Is Latest Contractor Assessing Trump Spending Priorities The company capped off a profitable 2024 Richard Korman February 28, 2025 No Comments Less than half of the company's work involved federal programs.Read More
Editorials A First Step to Fix NY's Unsustainable Insurance Environment Richard Korman February 27, 2025 One Comment There is some hope for improvement in New York state’s awful insurance coverage environment, but it’s unlikely to come from state lawmakers.Read More
Why Death Follows Faulty Edge Fall Protection–And How to Fix It Richard Korman February 26, 2025 No Comments When noncompliant guardrails and covers remove caution that prevents accidents. Read More