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The U.S. Senate Nov. 9 voted by 73-25 to advance a bipartisan bill on permitting reform for energy infrastructure projects, which congressional leaders are hoping to pass in the coming weeks.

Investigators say marking of pipeline hit by contractor was off by about 28 inches, leading to 4-in. gouge and explosion that damaged dozens of other homes.

GAO found that plutonium project at former federal nuclear weapons production site in South Carolina faced design-package delays and contractor performance issus as $3.1B in early procurement and site work advanced before baselining.

With $566-million in financing secured from European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and other entities, the project is expected to contribute to Egypt's ambitious renewable power goals.

Spanning roughly 1,000 acres of reclaimed mining land on the site of a former coal mine, Tilden Solar transforms underused brownfield land into a facility powering more than 33,800 Illinois homes while creating long-term economic and community benefits.

Ahead of projected load growth in the Bakken region, Basin Electric Power Cooperative needed new generation capacity online by summer 2025.

The Minnesota State Emergency Operations Center replaces an undersized leased facility with a purpose-built, resilient command center for Homeland Security and Emergency Management.

A former outpatient medical facility has transformed into a fully integrated hospital campus with the addition of a 170,000-sq-ft inpatient bed tower and 35,000 sq ft of phased renovations.

Anticipating the future needs of students, the University of Cincinnati renovated and expanded its 1917-era Old Chemistry building

A pair of LEED Silver-targeted buildings were built as a part of St. Louis Community College’s $450-million voter-funded initiative to modernize aging campuses

The I-70 crossing over the Missouri River at Rocheport, Mo., is known as the linchpin of America.

After more than 40 years of planning, a 2.5-mile east-west corridor now connects SR 32 to SR 37.

To meet workforce needs, J.E. Dunn’s focus was to create a high-performing, adaptable workplace as part of its headquarters renovation in Kansas City, Mo.

KRESA Career Connect Campus is a 162,000-sq-ft, centralized career and technical education facility designed to make the building itself a teaching tool.

The Hillside Elementary School, built in 1954, had reached the end of its useful life, despite multiple upgrades over the years.

Decisive action was needed when an active landslide threatened critical infrastructure and operations at Buffalo Trace Distillery, a provider of Kentucky bourbon located along the Kentucky River.

Bringing art, education and housing together under one roof, the Trout Museum of Art at Lawrence University redefines what’s possible for community-focused development

Every structural system, deep foundation, column location, floor loading and utility connection in this 431,800-sq-ft brass foundry was driven by the manufacturing process and equipment

The Hand & The Eye transforms Chicago’s historic McCormick Mansion into the world’s largest magic venue and one of the city’s most distinctive new hospitality and entertainment destinations.

Initially planned as a new 75,000-sq-ft facility, this expansion project was once on the verge of cancellation after construction cost escalations created a significant budget shortfall.