Construction

Brad Jacobs Brad Jacobs has built a reputation as a prolific industrial dealmaker, transforming fragmented, labor-intensive sectors into higher-margin, tech-driven enterprises.  Over five decades, he’s founded or led four "multibagger" public companies: United Waste Systems (1989); United Rentals (2001), now the world’s

Chevron plans to develop a $5-billion blue ammonia and hydrogen facility in Port Arthur, Texas, designed to produce lower-carbon hydrogen and ammonia through steam-methane reforming paired with carbon capture. The Houston Business Journal first reported this story.  The plant is

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Granite Construction said it has won a $111 million contract from the Utah Dept. of Transportation to rehabilitate the Interstate 215 corridor from State Route 201 to North Temple, a company spokesman has confirmed. Crews will rubblize three miles of existing Portland cement