The pandemic has worsened issues around supply chains and skilled labor, raising construction costs in cities around the world, according to a new report.
A federal judge ruled the contractor was operating under maritime law, which shields it for now from being sued in state court for damage caused by its runaway barges during Hurricane Sally.
The California-based contractor is seeing a brisk bid environment while closely watching legislative negotiations on a national infrastructure package.
As the Senate advances a bipartisan infrastructure bill, bridges across the country continue to deteriorate. Here are three that exemplify the urgency.
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