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- Appeals Court Overturns Order to Dismantle Florida's Alligator Alcatrazby Engineering News-Record on April 22, 2026
A federal appeals court has ruled Alligator Alcatraz can remain open while environmental groups and a Native American tribe challenge it in court.
- Hitachi Construction Machinery Launches New WIXIM Brandby yuvi (World Construction Today | Construction Equipments News) on April 22, 2026
Hitachi Construction Machinery Co Ltd has introduced a new brand, WIXIM, aimed at strengthening its presence across emerging markets as customer requirements continue to evolve. The WIXIM brand will […]
- CASE Names Ernest Doe as UK Dealer for Southeast Regionby yuvi (World Construction Today | Construction Equipments News) on April 22, 2026
CASE Construction Equipment has confirmed the appointment of Ernest Doe & Sons Ltd as its authorised dealer for the South East region of the UK, marking a strategic move to strengthen its […]
- Ten Minutes With Jacobs' Patrick Hillby Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Global practice leader reflects on experiences of working in more than 40 countries.
- EPA Acknowledges Superfund Sites at Risk From Extreme Weatherby Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Studies sound the alarm over the risks Superfund sites face due to a variety of factors related to climate change, such as inland flooding and wildfires.
- EPA, Maryland Sue DC Water Over Massive Potomac River Sewage Spillby Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Separate lawsuits claim delayed repairs and neglect resulted in release of hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage from the Potomac Interceptor pipeline earlier this year.
- Enbridge Subsidiary Wins Presidential Permits for Cross-Border Pipelinesby Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Presidential permits allow Enbridge Energy and subsidiary Bakken Pipeline Co. to maintain, operate and potentially build new US-Canada cross-border pipelines.
- ENR West People: April 2026by Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Updates about construction professionals in California, Nevada, Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon and Washington.
- Walbridge Uses Woodchuck.Ai Materials Platform To Divert 8K Tons of Wood on $3B...by Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Walbridge achieved 40% projected materials savings using a materials management platform to rethink everything from recycling to truck trips on the $3-billion Ford BlueOval battery park project.
- Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer Resigns Amid Probe, Shifting Oversight of...by Engineering News-Record on April 21, 2026
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer steps down amid a misconduct probe, leaving contractors, unions and public owners watching for shifts in policy.
- ENR West Industry News: April 2026by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Howard A. Hanson Dam Upgrade Award; AGC Calif. Optimism Survey; Seattle's Crosslake Connection Debuts; Cormorant Energy Storage Project Starts; Highway 101 Carpinteria-to-Santa Barbara Final […]
- Race Toward Olympic Readiness Fuels ENR West 2025 Top Startsby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Energy, health care and transportation construction dominates across the West Coast, while mixed-use projects appear to wane.
- $37M Rehab Makes Historic Seattle Waterfront Building a Contenderby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The Port of Seattle project transformed a deteriorating 1914 waterfront timber building into a sustainable Living Building Challenge showcase.
- University of Denver Life Sciences Building Aims to Demystify the Research...by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The 73,000-sq-ft Integrative Life Sciences Center will feature three undergraduate teaching laboratories on the ground floor below four stories of flexible research space when it opens in 2027.
- ENR West’s Owner of the Year, UC Davis, is Seismically Shifting, Building,...by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
UC Davis, ENR West’s Owner of the Year, is pursuing new and improved spaces to support its expanding programming and services.
- Integrated Community Spaces Drive Boise YMCA Designby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The multiuse hub connects to the country’s largest geothermal heating system and keeps the community linked to essential services.
- New Mexico DOT Improves Safety on Highways and Rail Crossingsby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Fueled by the state’s oil and gas boom and IIJA funds, NMDOT is aiming to build bigger and better to improve safety on its highways and rail crossings.
- Demands on Region's Infrastructure Boost Project Startsby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Population growth, climate and the sheer size of the region drive development in the Mountain States and Southwest.
- Denver's Cherry Creek North Woos Developers to Thriving Business Improvement...by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The 16-block pedestrian-focused business improvement district sets the stage for investors with its proven live-work-play recipe for success.
- St. Luke's Boise Health System Invests in Downtown Campusby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
With deep roots in the Treasure Valley, the health care system is catching up with the area’s recent growth and positioning itself for the future.
- Denver’s Fox Park Moves Forward with Key Elements, and More Storiesby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The 10-year, 41-acre Fox Park Redevelopment project in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood is beginning to take shape.
- Mountain States & Southwest People: April 2026by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Updates about construction professionals in the Mountain States & Southwest region.
- Denver Construction Market Remains Steady in 2026by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Millers says the Denver market will be relatively steady for the remainder of 2026, with key sectors continuing to show resilience.
- Cautious Optimism in Phoenix Market as Construction Starts Projected to...by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Abbott is “cautiously optimistic” about the Phoenix market. “At a macro level, I believe technology-supportive manufacturing will continue to be a long-term driver in the region,” he says.
- ENR West Snapshot, April 2026by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The International Transportation Service (ITS) South Slip Fill Project at the Port of Long Beach will create 19 acres of new land by using more than 2.5 million cu yd of fill material.
- San Francisco Feels the Headwinds of the AI Waveby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
San Francisco’s AI-driven growth and the spiraling demand for premier office space are revitalizing opportunities for construction.
- Portland Upbeat on Outlook but Remains Braced for Rainby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The region’s AEC market is rebounding, but firms are still cautious amid financial uncertainty and rising costs.
- Tutor Perini Ordered to Pay $175M Over Philadelphia Hotel Projectby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
Responsibility for floor slab deflection problems was a key issue on the 51-story tower project.
- Jordan Moves to Expand Freight Rail Network as Hormuz Disruptions Reshape...by Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
The country is also launching cross-border studies on inland logistics alternatives.
- Corps Awards $2B Contract for Military Energy Resilience Projectsby Engineering News-Record on April 20, 2026
A new $2B Corps contract will drive a decade of microgrid, storage and backup power projects at military bases nationwide.






























