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Sacramento Airport Garage Construction Progresses

A six-story, $390-million building is about to stake its place on the Sacramento skyline. That's good news for travelers through the Sacramento International Airport (SMF) who might be pleased to know the new Terminal B garage will come with 5,500 parking spots and numerous other amenities that should make flying the friendly skies that much friendlier....


Medford, Mass. to Make More Space for Bikes, Pedestrians in New Main Street Project

Nearly a year after its last public information meeting, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) shared a new draft design for Main Street in Medford at an April 23, 2025 public hearing....


Construction Starts On Replacing Two Aging Bridges Over I-95 in West Haven

Gov. Ned Lamont announced in April that the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) had begun construction on a major project along Interstate 95 in West Haven to replace two aging bridges and improve traffic flow in the area....


As Part of Reviving Staten Island's Waterfront, Work Starts On New Tompkinsville Esplanade

New York City is in the process of revitalizing State Island's North Shore, with construction now under way on a new waterfront esplanade located near the borough's busiest transit hub. Recently, a reporter from the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com was given an exclusive tour of the new Tompkinsville Esplanade construction site, a previously under-used half-mile stretch of land that will be transformed into 2 acres of public waterfront open space connecting the Stapleton waterfront to Lighthouse Point and the St....


Massachusetts's First Diverging Diamond Interchange Now Being Constructed in Natick

Jacobs Engineering, a design firm based in Dallas, Texas, along with its design-build partner McCourt Construction in Boston, Mass., is working replace a bridge and install a new interchange at a critical road junction in the city of Natick, Mass....


If Allowed, Amtrak Plans to Delay the Start of Renovations to NYC's East River Tunnel

Amtrak officials announced May 7, 2025, that they would be pushing back the start of work on the New York City's East River Tunnel by two weeks. Just the day before, Mayor Eric Adams joined a growing chorus of elected leaders calling on the federal railroad to halt its plans to close a quarter of the tunnel's rail tubes for repair....


W-L Construction Works to Restore Route 58

When Hurricane Helene unleashed its fury in late September 2024 many communities in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia were shredded under the onslaught of flooding and mudslides. In the wake of the storm's 140 mph winds, people needed food, water and shelter....


National Equipment Dealers Breaks Ground On New Savannah Branch

National Equipment Dealers (NED) broke ground April 25, 2025, on a new location in the Savannah, Ga. market. The facility, which should be open for business in early 2026, is designed to replace the current and much smaller Savannah-Richmond Hill NED facility....


Portland's Proposed Old Port Square Project Would Include Maine's Tallest Building

A project that combines significant construction with revitalization already under way on existing structures is envisioned under a unified brand in Portland, Maine's Old Port neighborhood. Dubbed Old Port Square, the project is led by East Brown Cow, a Portland developer; and Boston's Safdie Architects, according to a May 7, 2025, report by Mainebiz....


Lewes, Del., Townhome Project Gets Approval; Amazon to Build Second Center in Middletown

In coastal Delaware, the Lewes City Council and Mayor Andrew Williams have unanimously approved the preliminary site plan for the Overfall Preserve residential project just months after reaching a stalemate with developers over safety concerns....





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