Kelsey Bradshaw - MySanAntonio - Thu April 06, 2017
Texas DOT Spends $809.2 Million For Bridge Replacement
Crews broke ground last week on the $809.2 million Harbor Bridge replacement project, a structure that, by 2020, will will be the new link from downtown Corpus Christi to North Beach and attractions like the U.S.S....
David Wren dwren@postandcourier.com - Mon April 03, 2017
South Carolina Utility Company Faces Fallout After Nuclear Funding Meltdown
The financial outlook for Santee Cooper has taken a hit in the aftermath of last week's bankruptcy filing by Westinghouse Electric Co., the main contractor on the V.C. Summer Nuclear Station project....
Wed March 29, 2017
Florida's Ace Pick-A-Part Uses SDLGs in Recycling Operation
With more than 30 years in the auto salvage business, Ace Pick-A-Part has earned its expertise in handling vehicles. The company holds some 3,000 cars on its lot at any one time, with easy access for customers to pull parts for repairs....
Cindy Riley - Wed March 29, 2017
Auburn U. Community Awaits New Facilities
Officials at Auburn University are eagerly awaiting completion of a new Health Sciences Sector, which will feature a new nursing school and pharmaceutical research building. The $29 million, 89,000 square-foot nursing facility and the $17 million, 38,000 square-foot Harrison School of Pharmacy structure are strategically located at the corner of South Donahue Drive and Lem Morrison Drive in Auburn, Ala....
Wed March 29, 2017
Football Returns to ETSU's Campus With Stadium Project
In Johnson City, Tenn., fans are making plans to attend home games at East Tennessee State University (ETSU), as work continues on a new football stadium. Construction is on schedule, as the Buccaneers prepare to host Limestone College on Sept....
Cindy Barth - Orlando Business Journal - Mon March 27, 2017
Florida Leads Nation for Construction Jobs Added in February
Forty-three states added construction jobs year-over-year in February, with Florida leading the pack, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of Labor Department data....
Jennifer Leslie -WXIA - Tue March 21, 2017
Why Young People Should Consider a Career in Construction
More than 5,000 Georgia students will gather for the Construction Education Foundation of Georgia's (CEFGA) 13th annual Georgia Career Expo. They'll explore more than 30 career pathways, ranging from tile setter to heavy equipment operator....
Mon March 13, 2017
Hawkins Project Requires Reliable Equipment, Service
Shannon Hawkins, Hawkins Backhoe & Septic, Whitsett, N.C., is currently involved with several foundation projects for a development in Raleigh, N.C., The Manors at Old Lead Mine by Pulte Homes. Hawkins has been charged with digging the footings for this 150-lot housing development....
Wed March 15, 2017
Roadtec Offers Comprehensive Programs at Its Chattanooga Headquarters
Roadtec announced its winter schedule for Technical Service School and Paving Professionals Workshops (PPW) for the asphalt paving and milling industries. All the training sessions and workshops are held at Roadtec's training facility in Chattanooga, Tenn., and are taught by factory staff and industry experts....
Cindy Riley - Wed March 15, 2017
Crews Widen State Route 400 in Forsyth County
A $47 million design-build project that will widen state Route 400 in Forsyth County from McFarland Parkway Interchange to state Route 369/Browns Bridge Road is moving forward in Georgia. Crews are constructing one lane in the existing inside median, both northbound and southbound, from McFarland Parkway to state Route 369, and are working on bridge widening over Big Creek and the Sawnee Creek portion of Lake Lanier....
