Tag: construction
Rebuilt Monroe Street Bridge Now Open to D.C. Traffic
The new Brookland area railroad overpass eliminates bridge deficiencies and improves vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian safety.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 14, 2019) — Replacement of the...
WARE MALCOMB ANNOUNCES CONSTRUCTION IS COMPLETE ON EXPANDED BOSCH FACILITY IN MEXICO
MEXICO CITY (October 1, 2019) – Ware Malcomb, an award-winning international design firm, announced construction is complete on the expanded Bosch office and manufacturing facility...
Geolocation: Usable data for the future of construction
By Mike Landers
The concept of global positioning is not a new one. Launched by the US Department of Defense in 1973 and first made...
Resiliency with Cold-Formed Steel
When Looking to Build a Structure that will Bounce Back from Catastrophe, CFS is the Answer
By Greg Ralph
Resiliency has become an oft-used buzzword in...
U.S. Bridge Construction Starts
Source: Dodge Data & Analytics
* In 2018, bridge construction starts had a very strong year with more than $20.5 billion in projects breaking ground.
This...
Green Badger Announces Enhanced Functions for LEED v4.1 Compliance
Green Badger, the premier cloud-based LEED certification software solution for the construction industry, has introduced new functionality that empowers contractors to earn credits through...
HDR Selected to Lead New Runway Design for Tucson International’s Airfield Safety Enhancement Program
OMAHA, Neb. — The Tucson Airport Authority has chosen HDR to lead the design of its new runway and associated parallel taxiways.
The work is the...
4 Essential Construction Management Workflows
In this eBook, some of the nation's leading construction managers, superintendents, and foremen share their thoughts on how to effectively manage a construction site....
Preventing Construction Tragedies from Above
Here are three steps toward better safety at heights.
By Charles D. Johnson
Several high-profile incidents this year brought workplace safety-at-heights failures into public view. Two...
