The Chicago Transit Authority has released the draft environmental impact statement for a proposed 5.3-mile-long extension of its Red Line train.
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Month: October 2016
Bid Protest Rules on US Civilian Agency Task Order Awards in Limbo
New rules may affect bid protests on federal task-order awards of more than $10 million let by non-defense agencies under indefinite delivery-indefinite quantity (ID-IQ) contracts.
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Viewpoint: US Infrastructure Finance Needs Disruption
Studying each major party candidate’s infrastructure plans—good intentions notwithstanding—reminds me of what it must have been like to participate in military strategy debate in 1939: There is a depressing “fighting the last war” sense to the plans.
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LETTER: Speed Cameras in Work Zones: Keep Them Out
Where speed cameras are used, the speed limits are artificially low and tickets go out just barely above the speed limit.
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Hurricane Matthew's Heavy Toll Brings Lessons and Pain
Hurricane Matthew’s rampage through the Caribbean, the Bahamas and up the southeast U.S. coast tested storm and flood forecasters, utilities, contractor preparations and civil engineering works for more than 1,500 miles and, in some cases, found them wanting.
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UK Tsunami Simulator Gives Engineers Unique Data on Long Waves
With its ability to create shallow waves of great length in a laboratory flume, a new tsunami simulator in the U.K. is helping seismic engineers at University College’s EPICentre, London, compute more accurate structural impact models than previously were possible.
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Hurricane Matthew, Construction Risk, Climate Change, Sea Level Rise
Hurricane Matthew’s rampage through the Caribbean, the Bahamas and up the southeast U.S. coast tested storm and flood forecasters, utilities, contractor preparations and civil engineering works for more than 1,500 miles and, in some cases, found them wanting.
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Massive Machines, New Tech Roll Out at MinExpo in Las Vegas
With the global mining industry still digging out of commodity slowdowns, much of the heavy equipment on display at this year’s MINExpo International exhibition was geared toward solving technological problems in time for the next boom.
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Deepwater Divers' Dangerous Work On Offshore Wind Farm Construction
Three miles southeast of Block Island, R.I., the nation’s first offshore wind farm has emerged after months of hard work by dozens of contractors, including a small team of highly skilled commercial divers.
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Qatar: Al Khor Commercial Street works completed
The Al Khor Commercial Street Development Project is set to improve traffic flow and decrease congestion, with the main works now completed
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