Engineering News-Record (ENR)

Engineering News-Record, commonly referred to as ENR, is a weekly publication that delivers news, insights, data, and perspectives relevant to the global construction sector. Owned by BNP Media, this magazine caters to a diverse audience, including contractors, project managers, engineers, architects, public works officials, and suppliers within the industry. ENR addresses various topics, including the design and construction of skyscrapers, stadiums, airports, long-span bridges, dams, tunnels, power plants, industrial facilities, water and wastewater management, and hazardous waste remediation. Additionally, it explores key issues in the construction world such as financial, legal, regulatory, safety, environmental, management, corporate, and labor matters.

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FEMA Rancor Continues, but Lawmakers Seek a Bipartisan Path Forward

5 days ago | enr.com | Pam Hunter McFarland

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has released draft legislation to solicit feedback on ways to revamp the Federal Emergency Management Agency without abolishing it altogether. The May 8 release of the bipartisan legislative language was nearly overshadowed by other events in a week in which the beleaguered agency came under attack.
FEMA Rancor Continues, But Lawmakers Seek Bipartisan Path Forward

5 days ago | enr.com | Pam Hunter McFarland

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee released draft bipartisan legislation May 8 to solicit feedback on ways to revamp the Federal Emergency Management Agency without abolishing it altogether. But that step was nearly overshadowed in a week in which the beleaguered agency came under new attack. Acting FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton was fired shortly after telling a congressional oversight committee May 7 that the agency should continue to exist.
$3.7B Mobile Bridge Project Moves Forward After Contractor Shakeup

5 days ago | enr.com | Jim Parsons

The long-delayed $3.7-billion I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Widening Project could get going by end of this year, following a contractor shake-up and the fast-tracking of a $550-million federal grant.
Hallie Crouch: Guides Business Development, Strategic Visioning and Best Practices for Architecture Firm

5 days ago | enr.com | Annemarie Mannion

Hallie Crouch39, Partner, Strategy DirectorBialoskyClevelandThe first woman, first millennial and first nontraditional practitioner to hold ownership in Cleveland-based design firm Bialosky, Crouch joined it during The Great Recession when many companies were doing layoffs. After she graduated with a Master’s Degree in Architecture from Kent State University, the quest for employment led Crouch to expand her vision of what her career would be.
Steve Burke: Leader in Sustainable Construction

5 days ago | enr.com | Justin Rice

Steve Burke39, Senior Director, SustainabilitySuffolkBostonAs a sustainability professional who has worked on both project design and construction at Boston-based construction management firm Suffolk, Burke easily moves from one to the other and interacts well with peer professionals on both sides.
Alex Belkofer: Tech Pioneer Promotes Construction Industry's Digital Transformation

5 days ago | enr.com | Annemarie Mannion

Alex Belkofer39, Senior VDC DirectorMcCarthy Building Cos. St. LouisArmed with a dual degree Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Construction Systems Management from Ohio State University, Alex Belkofer could have chosen a career in either architecture or building. He chose the latter. “While I have a knack for technology and eye for design, I always felt more aligned and rooted in being a builder,” he says.
Jennifer Mahan: Engineer is Mitigative Design Expert

5 days ago | enr.com | Justin Rice

Jennifer Mahan32, AssociateThornton TomasettiNew York CityJennifer Mahan knows that as a young Black female resilience engineer deeply involved with diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in the construction industry, this is her moment to speak truth to the issues she cares about most passionately—regardless of whether she feels ready to shoulder that load or not. Mahan also wants other engineers to do the same.
Wesley Southall: Team Developer Succeeds in Missions

5 days ago | enr.com | Justin Rice

Wesley Southall37, Department managerBurns & McDonnellRoanoke, Va.Serving as mechanical department manager in the firm’s aviation and federal group, Southall leads a 20-person team working for a variety of large clients and project types. These include the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Architect of the Capitol as well as the company’s work in design and construction of a more than $1-billion naval dry dock facility.
Jennyfer LaBuff: Data Engineer Recognized as Firm's Support MVP

5 days ago | enr.com | Jennifer Seward

Jennyfer LaBuff38, Director of Data Engineering and Application DevelopmentSundt ConstructionTempe, Ariz. Recruited to Sundt in 2012 by a former colleague, LaBuff steadily advanced through multiple promotions and increased responsibilities to her current role leading a team that manages the contractor’s data enterprise-wide. From the Tempe office, LaBuff spearheads efforts to enhance data security and quality while improving data literacy across the firm.
Will Kirby: Catalyst for Environmental Change

5 days ago | enr.com | Annemarie Mannion

Will Kirby40, Transportation Sustainability LeaderHDROmahaHelping improve water quality and sanitation service in Bolivia early in his career sparked Will Kirby’s passion to build community and sustainability-related projects. It also fueled his desire to boost that effort by earning a Master’s degree in Sustainable Systems Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.