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ENR November 14, 2011

ENR November 14

Disappearing Act: Submerging Bulky Dam Shells in the Ohio River
By Luke Abaffy
Olmsted Dam moves ahead with its ‘in-the-wet’ construction, using some of the highest capacity lifting equipment ever made.

Cover photo courtesy of USACE/William Gilmour

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DOT Spending Bills Stirring in Congress
Happy Ending in Honolulu: Once-bankrupt Residential Tower Project Gets to Finish Line
Forecast 2012: Recovery Stalls As Public Works Sputter
Forecast 2012: Canadian Construction Outperforms Its U.S. Counterpart
NAHB Forecast 2012: Housing Has Nowhere To Go But Up
Forecast 2012 Public Works: Public Financing Is a Big Concern for 2012
Equipment Forecast 2012: Dealers Are Buying Machines, But Will Anyone Need Them?
Bridge Replacement Work to Bring $7-Million of Incentive Pay
Jacobs' KlingStubbins Buy Highlights Hot M&A Market
Plan for New Hudson Crossing Leaves Rail as Future Option
Cummins Introduces New Haul-Truck Engine With 95 Liters and 4,000 Horses of Diesel Grunt
NIOSH Lends Helping Hand to Nail-Gun Users
Corps Rebids Protested Flood Control Project, With Changes
LED Jobsite Lighting Systems Come Into Play On Projects in Boston and New York City

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