Skanska Koch project employees, whose names have not been disclosed, were struck by a train on a track supposed to be shut for repairs, officials say
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Two Worker Deaths Confirmed on Skanska Koch Philadelphia Bridge Project
The subcontractor employees, whose names have not been disclosed, were struck by a train on a track supposed to be shut down for construction work, officials say.
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DOL Proposes Tougher Test for Independent Contractor Status
Newly proposal rule would replace a Trump administration regulation.
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Lafarge Agrees to Pay US $778M in Fines Over Islamic State Payments
French cement producer Lafarge pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to provide material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations.
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Construction Economics for October 24, 2022
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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After SR 400 Sticker Shock, Georgia Sweetened Competitors' P3 Deal
Three teams now are finalists for big Atlanta express lanes project.
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After Sticker Shock, Georgia Sweetened Competitors' P3 Deal
Three teams now are finalists for big Atlanta express lanes project.
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Intercity Rail Corridors Poised To Receive Boost, Says FRA
Intercity passenger rail corridors are poised to receive more funding opportunities under the IIJA before the end of the year, as the U.S. transit industry continues to receive record levels of funding.
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Intercity Rail Corridors Poised To Receive Boost, Feds Say
Projects are set to gain more funding opportunities under the U.S. infrastructure law as transit industry continues to receive record levels of investment
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Russia Begins Repairs to Bomb-Damaged Crimean Bridge
Russian officials say work repairing the span won’t be finished until July 2023.
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