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GreenVibe Concrete Sensors Put Lab Results to the Test

A costly high-rise repair helped convince one project team that real-time measurements from inside curing concrete could provide insights conventional laboratory testing had missed. .

Author editorPosted on August 14, 2026Categories US Construction

$10.5M Settlement Ends George Washington Bridge Debris Liability Fight

After a piece of steel from a truck’s suspension pierced a motorist’s windshield, years of litigation have scrutinized bridge maintenance practices, active construction work and handling of roadway hazards. .

Author editorPosted on August 13, 2026Categories US Construction

Construction Materials Prices Climb Slightly in July

Despite stable prices this month, economists expect input prices will continue to increase. .

Author editorPosted on August 13, 2026Categories US Construction

HUD Seeks to Roll Back and Replace Flood Risk Standards

Opponents dispute administration cost-saving figures and say the proposal would make projects less resilient and result in
higher insurance cost, with taxpayer funded replacements also more likely. .

Author editorPosted on August 13, 2026Categories US Construction

Hensel Phelps Lands $309M Contract to Restore Oahu’s Red Hill Water Source

Project will replace years of temporary operations at Red Hill, where difficult terrain adds heavy civil work to the water-system recovery. .

Author editorPosted on August 13, 2026Categories US Construction

Core Principles for Getting Construction Companies Over the Digital Hump

Change does not come on a jobsite by mandating technology from the top down, it comes with understanding the field and its needs. .

Author editorPosted on August 13, 2026Categories US Construction

Army Corps Grants Permit for Line 5 Pipeline Construction in Straits of Mackinac

Securing the key federal permit is not enough for the project to begin construction as some state-level approvals are still unresolved. .

Author editorPosted on August 12, 2026Categories US Construction

Army Corps Grants Permit for Construction of Line 5 Pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac

Securing the key federal permit is not enough for the project to begin construction as some state-level approvals are still unresolved. .

Author editorPosted on August 12, 2026Categories US Construction

Xylem Inks $1.46B Deal to Acquire Two Pump Manufacturers

CEO Matthew Pine told ENR earlier this year that Xylem was planning aggressive spending on acquisitions to expand its portfolio of technologies to address global water demands. .

Author editorPosted on August 12, 2026Categories US Construction

Court Says Enbridge Pipeline Trespasses on Native Land

Why does a federal appeals court say Enbridge needs a “reasonable opportunity” to build a $1-billion pipeline in northwest Wisconsin? .

Author editorPosted on August 12, 2026Categories US Construction

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