Articles by Bruce Buckley

While increases are modest for most trades, union collective bargaining tensions mount in 2018

Bridge transcends typical template with handcrafted steel ribbon

Research and development center combines history with cutting-edge technology

The West Virginia Parkway Authority’s bold 30-year accelerated bridge program is replacing 116 structures along the state’s 88-mile parkway

Former manager for subcontractor says he falsified concrete panel test results.

HHS, other U.S. agencies tap contractor expertise to expand detention facilities as Trump border crackdown ramps up

Bonuses boost staff compensation but aren’t always effective in luring new talent, recruiters say

The Las Vegas Raiders stadium broke ground in November, joining a growing list of major stadium projects underway in the U.S.

Due to rising costs for concrete, Temple University’s new $170-million Charles Library was redesigned with a steel structure

The recently unsealed whistleblower suit has triggered new scrutiny of concrete installed on 1,569 architectural panels at five stations on the $2.7B second phase of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project in northern Virginia.