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Using European Union contractors and labor, this $5.4-billion project will clean up the Thames

San Francisco’s review of pile scheme to shore 645-ft-tall Millennium Tower will take months

Xcel Energy has become the first utility to commit to 100% clean energy.

Intense planning is underway regarding how to safely demolish the 1.4-mile concrete double-decker Alaskan Way Viaduct, beginning in February.

Terry Morgan's ouster as chair of HS2 and Crossrail comes as the latter London tunnel line faces a new $2.5-billion budget hole and a likely finish beyond 2019.

Even as natural gas service will be restored by the end of the month to the thousands affected by September’s gas explosions in Massachusetts, safeguards to prevent similar explosions nationwide won’t be coming as quickly.

As uncertainty drags on concerning federal funding levels for major infrastructure projects, stakeholders are looking more intensely than ever into what kinds of private capital are available—not only from entities traditionally interested in infrastructure, but also from companies such as Facebook.

According to a new analysis, U.S. Geological Survey stream gauges in the Carolinas recorded many instances of record-setting water levels during Hurricane Florence in September, with the majority of those eclipsing previous historic peaks set just two years prior during Hurricane Matthew.

Skanska-built office building in Norway will return power to the grid

Project will connect northern and southern Kuwaiti regions

Honda invests in leaner production in Alliston, Ontario

Barge-mounted 145-MW plant commissioned for Santo Domingo

Nine prefab modules, each nearly 3,700 tons, were delivered by a private Chinese contractor to a 40-million-tpy ethylene plant near Shanghai; U.S. market is next.

Ferrovial tests artificial intelligence at Spain municipal waste plant

National Academies' report proposes hiking federal and state capital spending by $20 billion to $45 billion per year.

Milwaukee Tools’ fiberglass open-reel tape is available in lengths of 100 ft, 200 ft and 300 ft.

Callahan Capital Partners is planning to build Tabor Two Office Tower, adjacent to the existing Tabor Center on 17th Street in Denver.

It’s gotten to the point that when we mention Lean Construction to a subcontractor, we get an eye roll rather than an enthused response, and that’s troubling.