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25-MW Temp Power System Bridges Grid Delay at California Manufacturing Campus

Critical Loop will distribute battery systems across six Long Beach, Calif–area buildings, allowing an Anduril manufacturing campus to begin operations while nearby utility upgrades remain unfinished. .

Author editorPosted on October 28, 2026Categories US Construction

County Vote Gets Maryland Sphere Project Rolling

Prince George’s County, Md., has given the go-ahead to build the $1.4-billion Sphere National Harbor concert and entertainment venue at the National Harbor riverfront entertainment complex just outside Washington, D.C.
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Author editorPosted on October 28, 2026Categories US Construction

Report: Chesapeake Bay Health Improves, But Pollution Persists

A report card issued by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) two weeks ago shows that the efforts are working—mostly. .

Author editorPosted on October 27, 2026Categories US Construction

US Energy Dept. Offers Constellation $5B to Accelerate Nuclear Plant Uprates

Conditional agency loan to nuclear reactor fleet owner could lower borrowing costs, as Google and Amazon agreements already support more than $7 billion in expansion investment projects. .

Author editorPosted on October 27, 2026Categories US Construction

$35M New York City Central Park Stormwater System Begins Construction

Central Park’s $35.7-million recirculation system will manage runoff from 204 acres while conserving an estimated 175 million gallons of drinking water each year when complete. .

Author editorPosted on October 27, 2026Categories US Construction

Energy Demand Is Surging. Why Is Delivering the Infrastructure a Struggle?

Jacobs’ survey finds permitting, grid readiness and equipment constraints are complicating U.S. energy infrastructure delivery even as capital remains widely available for major projects nationwide. .

Author editorPosted on October 27, 2026Categories US Construction

German Car Maker Audi Will Build First US Plant—$4B Project in Georgia

Macon facility could produce up to 200,000 premium SUVs per year at full production in the early 2030s, carmaker claims, but names of plant designer and builder were not disclosed... .

Author editorPosted on October 26, 2026Categories US Construction

U. of Maine Facility Will Be Large-Scale Test Bed to Make 3D Homes and Materials

An advanced 3D manufacturing system that will use automated technology to design, build, test and validate a variety of products – including bio-homes, boats and bridges – is gearing up to become fully operational. .

Author editorPosted on October 26, 2026Categories US Construction

University of Maine Facility Will Serve as Large-Scale Test Bed for 3D Homes and Materials Developers

An advanced 3D manufacturing system that will use automated technology to design, build, test and validate a variety of products – including bio-homes, boats and bridges – is gearing up to become fully operational. .

Author editorPosted on October 26, 2026Categories US Construction

Court Setback Puts Williams' $1B Northeast Gas Pipeline Schedule at Risk

Williams says a 13-month New Jersey compressor-station build is on Pennsylvania to New York project critical path, with delays potentially threatening its November 2027 service target. .

Author editorPosted on October 26, 2026Categories US Construction

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