US DOT Signs Deal With Connecticut to Hasten Historic Preservation Reviews
[ad_1] A first-in-the-nation programmatic agreement between federal transportation agencies and Connecticut is aimed at speeding up project approvals by allowing state officials to carry out required historic preservation reviews on behalf of their federal counterparts.The agreement applies to state transportation
NYC Congestion Pricing to Continue as Judge Stays Federal Effort to Withhold Funding
[ad_1] A federal district judge in Manhattan ordered a temporary injunction against the Trump administration’s efforts to end New York City's congestion pricing program one day before US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s stated deadline to start withholding federal approvals and
NYC Congestion Pricing to Continue as Judge Stays US DOT Effort to Withhold Funding
[ad_1] A federal judge in Manhattan ordered a temporary injunction against the Trump administration’s efforts to end New York City's congestion pricing program one day before Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s stated deadline to start withholding federal approvals and funding for
Trump Reverses Shutdown of $5B NY Empire Wind Construction
[ad_1] The Trump administration has lifted an April 16 stop-work order for ongoing construction of the estimated $5-billion Empire Wind offshore wind project off New York, according to a May 20 announcement by its Norwegian developer, Equinor ASA. “Construction can now
ENR’s Top 400 Contractors Proceed With Caution Amid Intensifying Market Challenges
[ad_1] ✕ Uncertainty has not yet come home to roost for this year’s Top 400 Contractors, based on the $600-billion total revenue they reported for 2024—up 7.9% for listed firms even as they balance limited labor resources against rising construction costs