Construction technology continues to progress swiftly, with firms recently announcing key innovations, research developments and business moves affecting industry users.
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Construction technology continues to progress swiftly, with firms recently announcing key innovations, research developments and business moves affecting industry users.
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ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics
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The U.S. Environment Protection Agency’s recent proposal to roll back the Biden administration’s so-called “good neighbor” rule on downwind emissions from power plants and other industrial sources is drawing both praise and criticism.
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With most of the federal government funded through a continuing resolution lasting into September, focus turns to the US Dept. of Homeland Security budget that is still being debated under a new 10-day continuing resolution.
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With most of the federal government funded through a continuing resolution lasting into September, focus turns to the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security budget, which is still being debated under a new 10-day continuing resolution.
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The public-private partnership will see construction of the world’s second largest desalination facility, which will meet 40% of Jordan’s drinking water needs.
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A joint venture of JE Dunn and Clark Construction is leading a $361 million Phase II project to upgrade football facilities, expand the campus gateway, and add a mixed-use development at the University of Kansas.
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The Industral Co. will start construction in spring on 1.425-GW combined‑cycle
plant in Monroe County to meet rising
electricity demand across the 38-member power cooperative.
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A Cook County Circuit Judge in Illinois rules that Cook County misdirected $243 million in transportation revenues in 2023 that should have gone to transportation infrastructure needs.
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New York City is aligning its building code to be more closely aligned with international model standards and state requirements.
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