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Globe Street (Mar 02 2010)
PARIS-The firm's attributable net loss last year came in at 252 million, narrowing the 393 million loss in 2008.
Engineering News Record (Feb 26 2010)
Current high river levels across the Mississippi watershed have levee officials watching flood defenses closely for signs of distress.
Engineering News Record (Feb 26 2010)
A multidisciplinary team of U.S. earthquake researchers and design engineers, organized by the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI), is leaving Feb. 28 to spend six days in Haiti.
Engineering News Record (Feb 26 2010)
Prosecutors claim engineer George Papadopoulos used phony bills to clients in $3 million fraud scheme.
Architecture Week (Feb 24 2010)
Continuity and the ability to recognize original design intent is critical to the preservation of modern architecture. Original design intent is the visual and conceptual expression of the designer's creativity and therefore informs every aspect of both the building and its construction.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
Injured workers' attorneys allege widespread lack of supervision during gas purging on morning of explosion.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
Building team finished Minneapolis ballpark more than three months before Opening Day, despite a hemmed-in site that prompted unwieldy “inside-out” construction.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
As spring approaches, officials from Minnesota to New Orleans are eyeing Mississippi River levees—already lapped by higher-than-normal water levels—and bracing for likely floods.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
A massive highway renovation is unfolding only minutes away from Vancouver’s Winter Olympics, and the centerpiece will be a new cable-stayed bridge crossing the Fraser River from Surrey to Coquitlam.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation awarded $1.5 billion in grants through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to 51 projects in 41 states and the District of Columbia on Feb. 17, underscoring the Obama administration’s transportation priorities.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson fleshed out details of the administration’s five-year, $2.2-billion Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Action plan at a Feb. 21 news conference at the National Governors’ Association’s winter meeting in Washington.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
Participants in some of New York City’s largest concrete construction projects are now trying to determine the potential impact of the Feb. 17 conviction of the city’s main concrete testing firm and its owner for filing false test reports.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
A battle royal may be brewing as opposition to the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed regulation of greenhouse-gas emissions mounts.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
Industry groups and GOP leaders are critical of President Obama’s health-care proposal, which was unveiled on Feb. 22.
Engineering News Record (Feb 24 2010)
When it arrives from Europe in July, the first high-reach work platform to join Abilene High Lift Aerial’s fleet will be the tallest of its kind in North America.
Engineering News Record (Feb 23 2010)
A 17-mile pipeline from a Wisconsin landfill will power a Milwaukee wastewater treatment plant and convert treated waste to commercial-grade fertilizer.
Engineering News Record (Feb 22 2010)
Utilities say 85% goal is neither cost-effective nor achievable with current technology.
Engineering News Record (Feb 22 2010)
Last year’s tunnel section collapse triggered the investigation of construction quality.
Engineering News Record (Feb 19 2010)
Mississippi case represents victory for general contractors seeking coverage of subs defects under commercial general liability policies.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
Attorneys for JM Eagle, the maker of PVC pipe and the target of a whistleblower lawsuit, fire back at the company’s accuser.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
The diaphragm walls on a station in a new rail line are far short of specified dowel bars.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
Reid’s surprise proposal would extend SAFETEA-LU and bolster the Highway Trust Fund, but it wouldn’t increase federal infrastructure spending beyond current levels
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
Prices for Caterpillar construction equipment will rise by about 12% over the next four years as the company rolls out new and revised models that meet the next level of worldwide clean-air standards.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
Thanks to an increasing national awareness of infrastructure maintenance issues and the environment, composite materials are gaining support.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
California’s Air Resources Board downshifted this month by offering contractors “relief.” The regulatory board says it will delay enforcement of its emissions regulations—which were set to go into effect on March 1—for existing off-road diesel machinery until it receives a waiver from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
An innovative, Texas-style highway contract will be put to the test as construction starts this month on the $1.02-billion DFW Connector project. It is designed to relieve congestion and double traffic capacity near the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
Construction’s unemployment rate soared to 25% in January, up from 18% the previous year, 11% in 2008 and 9% in 2007, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
In its latest step on the acquisition trail, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., Pasadena, Calif., said on Feb. 15 it had purchased Norcross, Ga.-based Jordan, Jones & Goulding Inc. (JJG), a 500-person engineering firm specializing in water and wastewater markets.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
The Congressional Oversight Panel’s new report predicts more trouble ahead for the already suffering banking industry. The Feb. 11 analysis says a wave of commercial real estate loan defaults over the next four years could jeopardize the stability of midsize and small banks.
Engineering News Record (Feb 18 2010)
Mapping existing broadband service is a requirement for states angling for a piece of the roughly $4.2 billion in matching American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds for high-speed Internet expansion.
Engineering News Record (Feb 17 2010)
Department selects 51 projects, including rail, transit, bridges, ports, from more than 1,400 proposals.
Engineering News Record (Feb 17 2010)
Just a week after the chairman of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority warned of a possible budget crisis-one that would be the worst in 30 years-one of his former chief engineers told another industry audience of the subway and bus systems' urgent needs.
Engineering News Record (Feb 11 2010)
The company is bullish on stimulus impacts, despite cost of U.K. layoffs and reduced results in professional services.
ThomasNet (Feb 11 2010)
Zoneworks SZ Acoustic Curtain Walls can reduce noise levels inside buildings by up to 22-25 decibels. Modular and flexible, they feature sound-dampening panels that connect securely with Velcro® and can be reconfigured. Products can be designed as stationary walls and/or units that slide open and closed, as well as custom-fit nearly any existing space. Walls are available in wide selection of fabric colors.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
The first part of a special series explores what stimulus funds are left, the prospects for another federal infusion and the elements of economic recovery in key market segments.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
As the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act nears its one-year anniversary, waste-cleanup firms anticipate another year of backlog boosts.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
Has construction finally hit rock bottom? New projects are expected to swing up slightly this year, but the economic fog will not fully lift for another year or two, remarked attendees at this year’s World of Concrete.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
Staying just hours ahead of another snow storm expected to hit Virginia’s Dulles International Airport on Feb. 10, about 40 workers from Miller & Long Concrete Construction, Bethesda, Md., installed 65 towers to shore the sole-surviving aircraft hangar unit at the three-year-old United Jet Center.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
Six marine energy developers in the U.K. have been allocated $35 million of government funding to accelerate prototype production of offshore devices used to convert waves or currents to energy by the not-for-profit company Carbon Trust.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
Voters in Bernalillo County, N.M., overwhelmingly approved a total of $617 million in school construction funding during a special bond election on Feb. 2.
Engineering News Record (Feb 10 2010)
The first permanent deck section of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge’s self-anchored suspension span was hoisted onto the bridge’s temporary support steel on Feb. 3.
Engineering News Record (Feb 09 2010)
Although federal investigators are unsure of what caused Sunday's deadly explosion at a powerplant under construction in central Connecticut, local officials are saying the accident occurred during gas line purging, or blow-down operations, in preparation for the facility's scheduled opening this summer.
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