Thu November 10, 2016
Judge Halts Pipeline Work
The El Paso Times is reporting that a federal judge in El Paso on Tuesday called a halt to work boring a 42-inch natural gas pipeline under El Paso County's main irrigation canal at least until a hearing can be held on Monday....
Wed November 09, 2016
Record Number of State and Local Transportation Ballot Measures Approved
Preliminary November 8 election results show voters in 22 states approved ballot measures that will provide $201 billion in funding extensions and new revenue for state and local transportation projects....
Cindy Riley - Wed November 09, 2016
Crews Construct 'Haven' for Birmingham Seniors
Construction crews in Birmingham, Ala., are making dramatic changes to an Irondale nursing facility that focuses on resident-directed care. The $42 million Fair Haven Retirement Community project consists of more than 200,000 sq....
Wed November 09, 2016
Trump's Big Win Will Affect Regulations, May Produce Infrastructure Push
Washington—and the nation—saw lots of red across the electoral map with Republican Donald Trump's Nov. 8 win of the presidency over Democrat Hillary Clinton in a tight race to the end, and with the GOP managing to keep control of the U.S....
Wed November 09, 2016
Construction of Dakota Access Pipeline Set to Begin Final Stretch
The website The Verge is reporting The company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline is preparing to tunnel under Lake Oahe, the body of water at the heart of the protests against the crude oil pipeline. This last phase of construction would join the two already-completed sections of the pipeline....
Wed November 09, 2016
VIDEO: EarthCam Premieres Construction Time-Lapse of the Sacramento Kings' New Golden 1 Center
EarthCam is releasing its newest time-lapse movie, showcasing the construction process for the Sacramento Kings new Golden 1 Center. From August 2014 to October 2016, EarthCam's construction cameras archived progress for the new multi-purpose arena....
Mon November 07, 2016
Mabe Steel Makes Its Mark From Maine to Mississippi
In 2007, Bryan Mabe, a successful entrepreneur, offered to help his father-in-law, Ron Stroupe, because he was retiring from the industry. Stroupe's request came at an ideal time — Mabe had recently sold his mobile automotive restoration business, which marketed directly to car dealerships....
Melinda Deslatte - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Mon November 07, 2016
Funds Steered to Roadwork in Louisiana
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Gov. John Bel Edwards' administration is stalling hundreds of millions in construction projects planned for state financing to instead steer more money to state building and university repairs and roadwork....
Mon November 07, 2016
Georgia to Evaluate Pipelines
ATLANTA (AP) A committee evaluating petroleum pipelines in Georgia is planning public hearings in Augusta and Atlanta. The hearings will include testimony and comments from the public, The Augusta Chronicle reported....
Eric Olson - Mon November 07, 2016
Southeast Cleans Up After Matthew
Heavy-duty rain and surf from a hurricane generally means heavy-duty equipment will be called in for repairs. That is certainly the case in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, which roared northward up the southeast coast of the United States the second weekend in October....
