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PCL Construction - Thu November 01, 2018

PCL Construction Names President, COO for U.S. Operations

PCL Construction welcomes Deron Brown to the role of president and chief operating officer, U.S. Operations. Brown takes over responsibility for PCL's U.S. buildings and civil operations from Shaun Yancey, who will retire in February 2019....

Andrea Watts - CEG Correspondent - Tue May 08, 2018

Seattle's New $28M Locomotive Facility Picks Up Steam

With the piling work completed for the new Amtrak locomotive service facility, crews are now pouring its concrete foundation and installing the underground mechanical, electrical and utilities. Although the project is only 38 percent complete, construction is ahead of schedule....

Wed December 13, 2017

PCL Construction Fights Hunger by Donating $50,000 Nationwide

Although America is the world's largest producer of food, children and adults face hunger every day across the nation. With more than 42 million people struggling with hunger in the United States (according to Feeding America), PCL continues its fight to end hunger....

Cindy Riley - Mon August 28, 2017

Crews Work Around the Clock on I-49

A $176 million project that began in 2014 is inching closer to completion in north Caddo Parish, La. Construction on I-49 North Segment K is being performed in two phases, based on the size and scope of the assignment....

Tue August 01, 2017

NAWIC to Hold 62nd Annual Meeting and Education Conference in California

The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) will hold its 62nd Annual Meeting and Education Conference (AMEC), Aug. 16-19, in Anaheim, Calif. at the Hyatt Regency Orange County. The NAWIC conference is made possible in large part to the generous support of the association's sponsors....

Mon July 31, 2017

UPDATE: Carolina CAT, Gregory Poole Help Outer Banks Residents Get Power Back

Residents and vacationers on Outer Banks islands in North Carolina have been forced to evacuate after a construction company damaged power cables on July 27. The trouble began when PCL Construction accidentally drove a steel casing into an underground transmission line on July 27 while they were working on building the new Herbert C....