April 2025

Accepting Energy Leader of the Year recognition as part of last October’s Gulf Energy Information Excellence Awards in Houston, Sempra Infrastructure CEO Justin Bird was quick to praise the efforts of the organization “toward advancing our mission to build

Kurt Evans joined the small team at Digital Engineering & Imaging Inc. in 1993, beginning a 30-plus year career at the firm, ultimately growing it into a full-service organization of more than 50 professionals. Outside the office, he is

After a career spanning three decades and more than 3,000 projects, tackling what he calls “dirt problems” is never tiresome for Guoming Lin, Terracon vice president and senior consultant. “Every project, regardless of size, requires some kind of foundation,” the

A federal judge in Colorado ordered Denver Water to halt work on its $531-million project to raise the Gross Dam after finding the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wrongly issued a dredge-and-fill permit for the work. The city-owned utility

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s project labor agreements executive order for complex, large public works projects was received with a mixed bag of support and concerns over increased bid protests and litigation.Healey, a Democrat, signed the executive order in March

Senate lawmakers voted 51-48 to approve a revised version of a GOP-crafted budget resolution in the early hours of April 5, with just two Republicans breaking ranks, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Susan Collins of Maine, to join with

JE Dunn Construction celebrated 40 years of work in Atlanta, where its aviation and industrial work originated, developing into a national footprint for the company. Headquartered in Kansas City, Mo., the company has 26 offices across the U.S. and

When Dr. Sudha Seshadri was recruited more than seven years ago to establish a new type of Alzheimer’s care center at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, she was shown to an small parking lot. The

Charlotte Water is constructing a $650-million advanced wastewater treatment facility to treat water from across a fast-growing region of nearly 3 million people by partnering with neighboring towns and delivering a project that can be readily expanded. The Stowe

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s project labor agreements executive order for complex, large public works projects was received with a mixed bag of support and concerns over increased bid protests and litigation.Healey signed the executive order last month at the