MBTA Launches $1.1B South Coast Rail
[ad_1] Despite repeated delays, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s South Coast Rail is back in service after more than 65 years. The service, which began March 24, links Boston with Taunton, New Bedford and Fall River—the only three major cities
Viewpoint: Engineering and Construction Ethics Are Not Transactional
[ad_1] The engineering and construction industry is increasingly contending with a transactional environment that challenges the ethical standards of its employers and practitioners. This shift has raised new concerns about integrity and transparency in global work—with the potential to place
AECOM-HNTB Team Wins $186M Contract to Manage NYC Second Avenue Subway Extension
[ad_1] The board of New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority voted on March 26 to approve a $186.6-million contract with AECOM-HNTB JV for project management consultant services on MTA’s $7.7-billion Second Avenue subway extension second phase. The joint venture is a team
NJ Sinkholes Close Key Interstate As Officials Seek Solutions, Funding
[ad_1] Sinkholes likely resulting from collapsing vestiges of New Jersey’s long-shuttered iron mining industry are causing historical headaches for state officials—closing one heavily used interstate link to New York City and heightening fears of further subsidence along major highways in
Engineering and Construction Ethics Are Not Transactional
[ad_1] The engineering and construction industry is increasingly contending with a transactional environment that challenges the ethical standards of its employers and practitioners. This shift has raised new concerns about integrity and transparency in global work—with the potential to place