Judge Won’t Dismiss Atlanta’s Suit Over $1M FEMA Appeal
A district court judge in Atlanta denied FEMA’s move to dismiss a lawsuit from the city of Atlanta regarding more than $1 million the city spent to repair a water treatment plant that the federal agency agreed to reimburse. On
ENR Texas & Southeast Top Starts: High-tech, Sports, Energy Projects Landed on Top in 2024
Work in environmental, energy, advanced manufacturing and other high-tech sectors top the list of the largest projects to break ground in 2024 across the Texas and Southeast region—now a combination of ENR’s former Texas & Louisiana and Southeast regions.
ENR Texas & Louisiana Owner of the Year: Building for Global Demand, Local Impact
Accepting Energy Leader of the Year recognition as part of last October’s Gulf Energy Information Excellence Awards in Houston, Sempra Infrastructure CEO Justin Bird was quick to praise the efforts of the organization “toward advancing our mission to build
Kurt Evans Leaves Legacy of Leadership, Service
Kurt Evans joined the small team at Digital Engineering & Imaging Inc. in 1993, beginning a 30-plus year career at the firm, ultimately growing it into a full-service organization of more than 50 professionals. Outside the office, he is
Difficult Soils Are No Match for ‘Dr. Dirt’, Terracon Senior Consultant Guoming Lin
After a career spanning three decades and more than 3,000 projects, tackling what he calls “dirt problems” is never tiresome for Guoming Lin, Terracon vice president and senior consultant. “Every project, regardless of size, requires some kind of foundation,” the