Rokbak - Tue September 30, 2025
Rasmussen Supplies Rokbak Trucks For Utah Project
The scenic slopes and rugged terrain of Summit County, Utah, are helping demonstrate the power, reliability and control of Rokbak articulated haulers. Approximately 42 mi. east of downtown Salt Lake City, three new RA30 trucks are working at the Black Rock Estates development....
MassLive.com - Mon September 29, 2025
After Nearly Three Decades of Planning, Boston's South Station Tower Project is Now Finished
The newest skyscraper changing Boston's skyline is finally complete after decades of planning and construction. South Station Tower, a 51-story office and residential building constructed on top of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's (MBTA) South Station, unveiled the project Sept....
Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Wed September 24, 2025
Arkansas' Corning Bypass Will Improve Mobility
As the next phase of Future I-57 from Walnut Ridge to the Missouri state line, the Corning Bypass will have a significant impact by improving mobility and traffic flow. The $55 million undertaking in Clay County, Ark., is considered a critical project segment....
Irwin Rapoport – CEG Correspondent - Wed September 24, 2025
Projects Under Construction at Army's Fort Gordon
Construction crews from the 4k Global-ACC joint-venture JV LLC are working on two projects at the Army's Fort Gordon southwest of Augusta, one of the largest American military installations. The JV secured the contract for the $30,495,646 repair of the Willard Training Area (WTA), which is 56 percent complete, and the $23,103,757.43 Brant Hall renovation - Phase 1 project, which is 94 percent complete....
NJDEP & WPIX-TV - Tue September 23, 2025
Work Progressing Along N.J. City Streets as Part of Rebuild by Design Hudson River Project
Marin Boulevard between 18th Street in Jersey City and Observer Highway in Hoboken, N.J. closed Sept. 22, 2025, and will remain shut down for approximately four months as the state Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) is set to begin its latest phase of construction as part of its Rebuild by Design Hudson River project....
Daily Commercial News - Mon September 22, 2025
Crews Working to Renovate Penn State's Historic Football Stadium in Time for 2027 Season
At Penn State University in State College, the biggest plays are not being made on the gridiron at Beaver Stadium. Rather, they are being rolled out off the field by construction workers involved in a three-year, $700 million renovation of the mammoth structure designed to preserve its rich history within college football....
Mass.gov. & Community Advocate - Mon September 22, 2025
Massachusetts to Begin Building a $200M State Crime Lab in Marlborough Early Next Year
In recognition of Forensic Science Week in September, the administration of Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll, through the Massachusetts State Police and the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM), announced plans to develop a $200 million crime laboratory in Marlborough....
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Fri September 19, 2025
Old Culvert Underneath Sanford Stadium On UGA Campus in Athens to Get $14M Overhaul
Since Sanford Stadium opened in 1929 on the campus of the University of Georgia (UGA) in Athens, it has been reshaped, expanded and modernized into one of college football's premier venues. In recent years, locker rooms have been rebuilt, concourses widened, lights upgraded and premium seating added....
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Thu September 18, 2025
JS Link America to Invest $223M in New Rare-Earth Magnet Facility in Columbus, Ga.
A major international employer is setting up shop in Columbus, Ga. JS Link America, a U.S.-owned subsidiary of JS Link, a Korean company, said in a news release through the office of Gov. Brian Kemp that it will invest $223 million to create a rare-earth permanent magnet facility in the western Georgia city....
Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Wed September 17, 2025
B&O Museum Reimagines for Bicentennial
Baltimore's B&O Railroad Museum has welcomed train enthusiasts and history buffs for decades. The first commercially chartered railroad in the country chugged into gear in 1827 from this site. The museum also contains the South Car Works building, the oldest continuously operating railroad repair facility in the United States, if not the world (1869-1990)....
