Granite starts $138M rehab on historic Chicago bridge

The California builder will fully replace the double-decked trunnion Lake Street Bascule Bridge, which has spanned the Chicago River since 1916.

How the government shutdown impacts construction contracts

Construction attorneys say some federal jobs during the closure may require contractors to keep working, even if they’re not getting paid.

To avoid disputes on public jobs, ‘tell it like it is’

Progressive design-build can help better deliver major civil jobs, but it requires intense collaboration, panelists said during a Construction Dive event.

Stress cools across construction, but public work slips

Civil construction abandoned or placed on hold largely stemmed from issues with federal funding, according to ConstructConnect.

PORTS IN MOTION: 11 Infrastructure Projects Shaping U.S. Supply Chains

Nashville airport announces plans to double in size with new terminal

Worker who died at Gateway tunnel site clocked ‘crazy hours’ before death, colleague says

American Roads Are Paved With Inefficiency