ENR

The promise of greater teamwork and faster project delivery has owners looking more favorably on alternative project delivery

ENR’s annual meet-up attracts industry and vendor visionaries to explore the future of construction technology

John M. Hanson, former Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates Inc. president, helped guide it to be an industry-leading forensics engineer.

Without help from the state or federal governments, the money-losing Three Mile Island will join a growing list of nuclear plants slated for closure since 2013.

Crews are upgrading and building onto a 1950s-era pier without disturbing three buoyant caissons supported by timber piles.

As Massachusetts pushes to build the first U.S. utility-scale offshore wind farm, south of Martha’s Vineyard, it is competing with Maryland to become a domestic contractor supply chain hub.

The VA is also launching a study of what do do about more than 1,000 vacant or underused facilities.

Custom software speeds a complex pile installation in Nova Scotia.

A May 30 settlement in a convoluted legal dispute over an array of project issues on a much-delayed and overbudget bus-rail hub in a Washington, D.C. suburb, has brought parties less than they hoped for.

Chronic underinvestment has led to a D+ grade on America’s infrastructure report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers.