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Creative Awareness-Building and Training Initiatives Build Sundt’s Talent Pool

2 weeks ago | constructionmagazine.news | Julie Devine

As demand for construction continues, the industry’s labor shortage unfortunately persists, too. Are contractors playing the short or long game with talent? “Many contractors are in the short game — ‘I have a project going on, and I need the best, experienced people now,’” said Jennifer Wilkerson, Vice President of Innovations and Advancements for the National Center for Construction Education and Research.
Growth in South Central US Drives Billions in Infrastructure Investment

2 weeks ago | constructionmagazine.news | Julie Devine

As the South experiences rapid economic and population growth, it also faces transportation issues related to severe weather events. To address these challenges, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma are directing significant resources toward modernizing and strengthening transportation networks, boosting safety, and reducing traffic congestion.
USACE Pushes Forward on $954M Chickamauga Lock Project, Targeting 2028 Completion

2 weeks ago | constructionmagazine.news | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

After decades and delays, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is moving into its final stages of construction on the $954 million Chickamauga Lock Replacement Project. One of the most significant infrastructure initiatives for the region, the project is located on the Tennessee River, east of downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. The new 110-foot by 600-foot lock is riverward of the existing 60-foot by 360-foot lock, downstream from the Chickamauga Dam.
Gulf Stream Construction Wraps Up Final Phase of Low Battery Seawall Repair in Charleston, South Carolina

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Debra Wood

Crews are closing in on completion of the last phase of the $70 million Low Battery Seawall Repair in Charleston, South Carolina, as officials already report earlier sections have protected property along the lower peninsula from storms and high tides. “It ended up successful and popular,” said Matthew Fountain, Director of the Department of Stormwater Management for the city, explaining that it helps everyone to better enjoy the area while offering flood protection for residents.
Utah DOT Addresses Future Travel Demand With $265M 5600 South Project in Roy

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

A $265 million project is underway in Roy, Utah, where a reconstruction effort is building a new I-15 interchange and widening 5600 South (State Route 97). Sand Ridge Constructors (SRC), a joint venture of Granite Construction and WW Clyde, is utilizing the progressive design-build delivery method on the 5600 South project, funded by the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT).
USACE’s $3B New Lock at the Soo Project Approaches Halfway Mark

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Debra Wood

The massive $3 billion, 10-year New Lock at the Soo program in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, nears the halfway mark with one of the final contracts underway to remove an aging, no-longer-used lock and replace it with a modern, deeper, and wider lock — the second at the facility.
Weitz/Turner Supports Des Moines International Airport’s Record-Breaking Passenger Growth With $445M Terminal Expansion

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

The Hawkeye State’s 1940s-era international airport is getting a terminal facelift thanks to a $445 million, multi-year expansion project. With two projects well underway, travelers will see big changes. Designed to provide a modern experience and a bolstered connection from Iowa to the rest of the world, the new Des Moines International Airport (DSM) terminal aims to answer the need to support the region’s burgeoning economic development.
Orion Completes Westbound NASA Causeway Bridge Nearly a Year Ahead of Schedule

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Debra Wood

Finishing the westbound bridge for the $127.6 million replacement of the NASA Causeway over the Indian River nearly a year early, Orion Marine Group expects to earn more than $1 million and the gratitude of the motorists heading to and from Cape Canaveral, Florida’s spaceport from Titusville, Florida. “It’s pretty awesome what we were able to accomplish in such a short amount of time,” said Tyler Satterfield, Project Manager for Orion in Tampa, Florida.
$167M Rhode Island DOT Project Will Improve Safety and Enhance Mobility on Route 146

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Larry Bernstein

Although Route 146 only runs for just over 16 miles in Rhode Island, the route is heavily used. More than 171,000 vehicles travel Route 146 between Providence and Worcester, Rhode Island, each day by both local and through traffic. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT), along with the joint venture team of Skanska and JH Lynch, are in the middle of a project along an 8-mile stretch of Route 146 that will improve safety, enhance mobility, and restore critical infrastructure.
Ghilotti Construction Tackles Final Stretch of the Marin-Sonoma Narrows Project

1 month ago | constructionmagazine.news | Larry Bernstein

In the San Francisco Bay area — like most suburbs outside major cities — traffic congestion is a regular way of life. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and general contractor, Ghilotti Construction Company, are working on a project to ease congestion along a major route in the San Francisco, California, suburbs. No Longer NarrowU.S. 101 runs from Los Angeles, California, to Tumwater, Washington, at the Canadian border. The route also runs through San Francisco and its suburbs.