Worries Over Supply Chain Risks Turn Out to Be True So Far in 2025
Only two months have passed in 2025, but it looks like the second-biggest risk in insurer Allianz Commercial's annual survey of expected risks by all types of companies—business interruptions that may involve supply chains—deserved the high profile risk professionals
Supply Chain Risks Had Construction Worried Even Before 2025 Got Going
Only two months have passed in 2025, and it looks like the second-biggest risk in insurer Allianz Commercial's annual survey of expected risks by all types of companies—business interruptions that may involve supply chains—deserved the high profile risk professionals
Sage Links Up With Tractics for Heavy Civil Accounting Software
When highway contractors get their finances in order, it can be hard to square their operations with common accounting software. Seeing an unmet need, Sage is now partnering with start-up Tractics on integrating their respective software tools.“Building an accounting
A First Step To Fix NY’s Unsustainable Insurance Environment
There is some hope for improvement in New York state’s awful insurance coverage environment, but it’s unlikely to come from state lawmakers. Decades of attempts to reform New York state Labor Law 240(1) have failed to go very far
Texas & Southeast Scoop | Engineering News-Record
In 2024, the TVA-owned Chickamauga Dam near Chattanooga, Tenn., moved to the final phase of construction of a new lock tha is set to improve lockage times for vessels
NRG, GE Vernova and Kiewit Will Build 5 GW of Power Plants for Data Centers
Power plant developer NRG Energy Inc. is partnering with GE Vernova Inc. and Kiewit Corp. on a venture to expedite natural gas power plant projects for data centers. The companies already have plans to build four plants totaling 5
Chicago to Borrow $830M for Roads, Sidewalks and Bridges
Despite complaints from some alders and advocates that it could saddle future taxpayers with massive debt, the Chicago City Council has given the green light for the city to borrow $830 million to repair Chicago’s streets, sidewalks and bridges. The
ENR West Industry News for March 2025
Monorail Station Renovation Project Awarded in SeattleRenovations to the Seattle Monorail’s Seattle Center Station are set to begin with the selection of STV as the general contractor/construction manager for the project. Last year, the Seattle Center received a $15-million
Construction Begins On Nation’s First Direct-to-Distribution Water Reuse Facility
Construction has begun on a 10-million-gallon-per day advanced purification facility in El Paso, Texas—the first direct potable reuse project of its kind in the U.S. The purified water will supplement local supplies during dry seasons and reduce amounts that