The newly enacted $2-trillion stimulus package to ease the impact of the coronavirus outbreak has benefits for engineering and construction firms—and their client companies—through provisions for small-business loans and tax breaks, plus some funding.
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For design professionals, supporting the ongoing COVID-19 surge in the number of hospital beds needed is a matter of urgency.
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Chris Teetor, director of operations for DE Storage, which builds storage units, mobile homes and other properties across Delaware, needed 800 cu yd of clay material typically used for berms in ponds.
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The MTO service, fuel and lube trailer comes in three sizes: 460, 690 and 920 gallons, and it can handle up to five different types of fluid.
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Denver Water is planning to raise Gross Dam in Boulder by 131 ft to a final height of 471 ft, increasing storage capacity from 41,811 acre-feet to about 119,000 acre-feet.
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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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Officials still hope to move forward with $20-billion effort.
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Lunda Construction had stopped work on March 23.
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Lt. Col. Todd Semonite spoke with ENR at New York City’s Javits Center about the challenges of setting up temporary space.
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The Spot-R clip-on tag was designed to keep workers safe by monitoring for sudden falls, but working on site in a virus pandemic has seen it used for more creative applications.
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