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Georgia voters on July 31 widely rejected the state’s pitch for a penny sales tax increase that could have delivered as much as $18.7 billion in funding for transportation. Passage of the Transportation Investment Act measure in three of the state’s 12 regions will still provide roadbuilders with a much more modest boost in funding, estimated by the Georgia Dept. of Transportation to be roughly $1.8 billion over the next 10 years.
A big drop in the volume of new nonresidential contracts pushed Florida’s overall June total down 18%, compared to a year ago, according to McGraw-Hill Construction.
As the North Carolina Utilities Commission wrapped up its hearings July 20 into Duke Energy’s surprise ousting of CEO William D. “Bill” Johnson, it remained unclear whether regulators would further investigate a pending repair project at the troubled Crystal River nuclear powerplant, despite it remaining a key issue behind the boardroom shake-up.
As officials in North Carolina prepare to widen their probe into utility Duke Energy’s surprise ouster of its just-named CEO, officials there and in Florida are giving increased scrutiny to a problem-laden repair of the now-idled Crystal River nuclear powerplant owned by acquired utility Progress Energy as a factor in the boardroom coup.
Gains in the building sectors pushed South Carolina’s May total for new contracts 28% higher than the same period of a year ago, according to McGraw-Hill Construction.
Across-the-board improvement in all three of McGraw-Hill Construction’s main construction categories pushed North Carolina’s contracts total 33% higher than a year ago, according to the company. The jump represented nearly $1.6 billion in new contracts moving forward during the month.
Residential contracts surged in May, but Georgia’s other sectors fell significantly, resulting in a flat overall monthly total for new construction contracts, according to McGraw-Hill Construction.
The volume of new building construction contracts in Georgia fell during June, leading to a 15% overall decline for the month.
Commitment to sustainability, safety and relationship-building help Okland succeed.
The federal judge who oversaw the trial of Tampa Bay Water v. HDR Engineering has denied the utility’s motion for a new trial.
Crews building Sky Harbor’s new people mover must avoid delaying any of the airport’s 40-million annual passengers.
Contractors in Arizona and New Mexico saw an uptick of work in 2011, but Nevada’s slump held the region back.
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Worker death at Costco jobsite is a stark reminder to watch for signs of heat-related illness.
Construction firms and other states are watching to see how Arizona will implement the part of its immigration statute left standing.
McCarran International Airport’s $2.4-billion third terminal complex opens next week
During the optimization plan’s expansion of the Ina Road Wastewater Treatment Facility, Arizona archeological crews made one of their most extraordinary discoveries, dubbed Las Capas.
Pima County uses innovative delivery methods and technologies to remove nitrogen from wastewater faciltiies
Intel is constructing a new $300-million research and development facility at its Chandler, Ariz. campus.
Widening and upgrading a 96-mile stretch of I-35, the central interstate in Texas, is the state’s largest new construction program in nearly 50 years.
Design revenue among top firms continues to decline, but highway megaprojects, health care work and the oil and gas sector offer some a boost.
Using design-build for the first time, a Dallas subway building team found speedy solutions to difficult challenges and delays.
While industrial contractors saw improved revenue last year, many general building contractors struggled to keep projects in the pipeline.
Unprecedented opportunities in both public and private sector work propel Cajun Industries into the upper echelon of regional contractors.
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