Work on Mississippi River crossing to resume in a week.

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Working to keep his company’s projects moving amid an unprecedented viral pandemic, Webcor Builders President and CEO Jes Pedersen says the company is learning as it goes.

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All of ENR Midwest's coverage of how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the regional construction industry.

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Global event will require smart-city technologies and billions of construction that will start during the current COVID-19 pandemic, firms said at recent conference.
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Global event will require smart-city technologies and billions of construction that will start during the current COVID-19 pandemic, firms said at recent conference.
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Some design and engineering firms that have shifted to cloud-based IT infrastructure are finding they can maintain their workloads even as many employees are forced out of their offices due to the pandemic.

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Construction in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin is seen as essential infrastructure, so work continues on most sites in those states. Minnesota and Kansas’s orders broadly exempt outdoor activities. Michigan’s order includes public works construction as essential. Other states not yet ordering citizens to stay at home.

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Construction in the state is recognized as essential infrastructure, while elsewhere in region, most sites remain open with new precautions such as avoiding clustering in skip hoists.

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A stay at home order has been ordered for all of Illinois and construction has been recognized as “essential infrastructure.” Construction sites remain open in most Midwest states with new precautions such as avoiding clustering in skip hoists.

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A stay at home order has been ordered for all of Illinois. While construction sites are still open in most Midwest states with new precautions such as avoiding clustering in skip hoists.

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