Items Tagged with 'Government/Public Buildings'

Continuing resolution cuts some funding for transportation safety projects and Army Corps of Engineers civil works.

To successfully deliver the Southeast Live Well Center in San Diego, the design-build team deeply involved community members on every detail.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer has been confirmed as the 30th U.S. Secretary of Labor by the U.S. Senate after a 67-32 vote.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott asks Congress to reimburse the state for $11 billion it says it spent on its own border wall during the Biden years.

Federal Court of Claims has nullified previous administration labor agreement mandate that required them for most federal projects of $35M or larger, finding that competitive bidding could not be upheld under the rule and the executive order that required it. 

Spanning 12,800 sq ft, this $9-million, two-story mass timber building houses city services and features an attached one-story municipal court and city council chamber.

A 50,000-sq-ft, two-story mass timber facility replaces a building from the 1950s, providing modern spaces for multiple city departments and consolidating four office locations into one.

In her remarks at the mid-2023 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new U.S. embassy in Windhoek, Namibia’s capital, Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield called it “a symbol of, and testament to, our strong, abiding relationship.”

Proposed administration mandate that would have reduced apprenticeship flexibility was opposed by both business and labor groups

After more than 70 years in its previous facility, the Lubbock Police Dept. received a much-needed upgrade with the completion of its new downtown home in March 2024.