Judge Again Orders Trump Administration to Provide Info on Kilmar Abrego Garcia
[ad_1] A federal judge is pressing Trump administration officials to provide more information about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a union sheet metal worker from Maryland who was erroneously deported and imprisoned in El Salvador, while officials have opposed court orders and
Caterpillar CEO to Step Down, COO Named as Successor
[ad_1] Equipment manufacturer Caterpillar has announced that CEO Jim Umpleby will step down May 1 to become executive board chairman, with Chief Operating Officer, Joe Creed assumeing the lead corporate role. The announcement comes as the company sees a somewhat rocky
Construction Economics for April 21, 2025
[ad_1] In today’s fast-paced, heavy civil construction industry, the ability to collect, analyze, and act on data is more critical than ever. Join us for an exclusive webinar exploring how contractors can leverage data, reporting, and emerging AI tools to
Steel Construction Institute Announces AI ‘Clark’ and Supports Tariff Policies
[ad_1] At the opening keynote of the North American Steel Construction Conference April 2 in Louisville, Ky., the American Institute of Steel Construction introduced and announced "Clark,” an artificial intelligence-powered agent meant to assist engineers with code and best-practice questions.There
Where Safety and Mental Health Meet on Construction Projects
[ad_1] As chief safety officer at Shawmut Design and Construction, Shaun Carvalho has been the force behind multiple safety initiatives. He spoke with ENR Correspondent Elaine Silver about how the Boston-based firm orients new subcontractors and how it responds when
Startup Motif Launches Collaboration Platform for Design and Construction
[ad_1] Motif, Inc., a startup from former Autodesk executives Amar Hanspal and Brian Mathews, launched its first product March 26, a cloud-based platform for real-time design and construction collaboration. The cloud platform integrates 2D and 3D workflows and addresses
USDOT Cancels Amtrak Grant for Texas High-Speed Rail
[ad_1] Plans to build a high-speed passenger rail line between Dallas and Houston are facing another setback with U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's announcement that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is terminating a $63.9-million grant to Amtrak for the project.The