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As data center construction accelerates, so too do the risks tied to building and operating these centers.

A joint venture of the Dutra Group and Griffth Co. cope with tides, port traffic and unexploded ordinances on a nearly $400-million pier infill project already underway as part of the Port of Long Beach's ongoing capital program.

The project adjacent to Al Maktoum International Airport will have world's largest free-standing hanger.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey reopened a popular playground in Manhattan.

Privately funded $50M COOKFOX-designed venue opens June 13 at Monmouth University, Long Branch, NJ

Design-build firm is part of a consortium that aims to build a nuclear-powered data center at the Idaho National Laboratory, a federal research site.

After months of delays, Amtrak and US DOT names joint venture as master developer to inherit active-rail construction, single-level concourse conversion and complex staging beneath Madison Square Garden in Manhattan.

Class action lawsuit asserts contractor's right to repair its own skid steers, compact loaders and excavators without going through Deere or its dealer network.

Founded in a basement in Omaha by the engineer and two architects, DLR Group has grown to have 1,800 employees in 36 offices worldwide.

Procore has integrated artificial intelligence agents from recently acquired Datagrid into its construction management platform, adding new AI review functions for RFIs, submittals and even contracts.

Black & Veatch plans a new $500-million global headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas and a surrounding mixed-use district that would be developed over 10 years.

US Environmental Protection Agency wants to maintain legally enforceable limits on the most-studied types of forever chemicals known as PFAS but would roll back standards established for four other types, including GenX.

Will a new stadium for the Chicago Bears be in suburban Chicago or Northwest Indiana? The team promises a selection by late spring or early summer.

DC Water CEO David Gadis cited long-term access easements, standardized permitting timelines and better regulator field coordination to prevent a recurrence of the failure, but one stakeholder lamented there was no conclusive spill cause or 'clear plan'…

A saddle‑shaped timber gridshell—North America’s first of its kind at this scale—is rising in Doraville, Ga., set to debut as a 2026 soccer World Cup viewing venue before transitioning to a permanent performance space.