Its web site promises“One Company Many Solutions” and its hard to argue the point on the basis of a pair of Midwest projects undertaken by Chicago office of architect-engineer HDR this past year. In addition to seeing its regional billings soar in 2011, the office undertook health care and

  The clock is ticking, both on a new construction season and a new season in Washington, one seeking passage of a bipartisan transportation bill in Congress. While the Senate has approved a bi-partisan bill that essentially would maintain the status quo for two years, the House has rejected the plan,

Bush Construction Company, Inc., has made huge strides since the firm was founded in 2008, going from zero to $18 million in revenue in its first full year of business. What makes the company’s growth so exceptional is the fact that it took place during a nationwide recession with an accompanying construction industry slump. Also, Bush Construction maintained its early growth while handling a number of philanthropic projects, including the transformation of an urban brownfield into a residential area.