06/08/2005 Convicted Contractor Turned His Talents to CM Work

06/06/2005 Alliance’s Growth

05/30/2005 Justice Dept. Says Contracts Won’t Pass the Smell Test

05/30/2005 Guesswork Cut By New Method

05/23/2005 DOD, Industry Weigh Base Closure Impact

05/23/2005 Kiewealth: Payout Sets Stock Apart

05/23/2005 New Jersey Fixes Building Program

05/23/2005 Laborers Join Five Other Unions Seeking Reform of AFL-CIO

05/20/2005 Midwest Ethical Challenges: Kickback, Bid-Rigging Cases Abound

05/16/2005 Tribal Projects Bringing Wins and Losses

05/10/2005 Appeal to be Heard Over Portland's 'Big Pipe' Contractor Switch

05/10/2005 Kiewealth: Contracting Giant Delivers Value and Bonuses

05/09/2005 Prosecutor: Ready-Mix Supplier Pleads Guilty

05/09/2005 Litigation's Domain Covers All E-mail

05/02/2005 Revised Code May Force Construction Teams To Change Project Manuals

05/02/2005 Trades Form First Women’s Panel

05/02/2005 California’s Kleinfelder Extends Reach with East Coast Buy

05/02/2005 Dick Corp. Shuts Heavy Unit As Recovery Plan Takes Shape

04/25/2005 Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Acquisition

04/25/2005 Houston Retail Investment Still Remains Strong

04/25/2005 PBS&J Reports Missing Funds And Exit of Top Finance Officer

04/25/2005 U.S. Deal Helps Profitable Canadian Firm Add to Bottom Line

04/25/2005 Code Translated For Latin America

04/25/2005 Trades Declare War On Nonunion Training

04/18/2005 Designer Stantec Plans to Acquire Keith Cos.

04/18/2005 Carpenters Expand Drive For Wall Work to New York

04/18/2005 Parsons Buys RCI To Boost Markets

04/15/2005 House Approves Permanent Repeal of Estate Tax, Battle Moves to Senate

04/12/2005 Purchase of Firms Extends Parsons Reach into Northwest

04/12/2005 A Utility That Morphed Into Materials Powerhouse

04/11/2005 For a California Contractor, The Last Battle Is With Surety

04/11/2005 Oregon Officials Will Test Per-Mile Fuel Charge Concept

04/11/2005 Contractor's Defamation Claim To Be Tried

04/11/2005 Unhappy Client's Claim Barred By Malpractice Time Limit

04/11/2005 Ohio River Reopens After Corps Repairs McAlpine Cofferdam

04/05/2005 Carpenters Looking For Wall Finishing Work in N.Y.

04/04/2005 New York Times Building Steel Is AMEC’s in Pre-Auction Deal

04/04/2005 Judge Tells Local To Stay Off Walls

04/04/2005 American Work Boosts Hochtief Profits

04/04/2005 CH2M Hill, Washington Group Win $5 Billion in DOE Awards

04/01/2005 For Fresno Contractor, Two Disputes Spell Doom

03/28/2005 Court Ruling May Force AMEC To Bid for Times Project Steel

03/28/2005 Trade Barriers Stymie Global Demand for Capital Goods

03/28/2005 Education and Legislation Are 2005 Priorities for AGC

03/28/2005 Ellerbe Sues After Five Principals Jump to Rival HOK

03/21/2005 Construction Funds Drop, New Jersey Boosts Scrutiny

03/21/2005 HDR Acquires Risk Managemnt Firm

03/18/2005 Steel for Times Project Heads for Auction

03/17/2005 'Manfacturing Czar' Pledges Crackdown on China

03/17/2005 No End in Sight for Material Price Swings, Says AGC's Simonson

03/14/2005 Peering into Global Projects

03/14/2005 U.S. Civil Engineers are Harsh In Rating Conditions in Nation

03/14/2005 New Transport Bill Advances As State Planning Is Slowed

03/14/2005 Crayons to CAD Hopes to Lure Youngsters to Construction

03/14/2005 AFL-CIO Pushes Carpenters To Rejoin Or Risk Ouster from
Building Trades

03/08/2005 Will History Repeat Itself?

03/07/2005 Claims of $18.8 Million Keep Meadow Valley in Courthouses

03/07/2005 Vendor’s Rep Found to Be ‘Statutory Employee’ of Contractor

03/07/2005 Oregon Supreme Court Upholds Law’s ‘Additional Insureds’ Bans

03/04/2005 Calif. Interchange Contractor Returns to Work

02/28/2005 North Carolina Takes Big Step Toward Its First Toll Roads

02/28/2005 ABC Examines Its Roots, Plans Push for Health Care

02/28/2005 OSHA May Update Warning on Quick Excavator Attachments

02/28/2005 Focus on Engineer in ASCE Guidelines

02/28/2005 California Battles Safety Laggards

02/28/2005 Census Bureau Project Could Be Costly Job Cited By Skanska

02/23/2005 Failing Grade for Port Security Funding Program

02/21/2005 Distant Sound Signals Trouble In European Marketplace

02/21/2005 Probe Flushes Out State Sewer Mess

02/21/2005 AECOM Buys Offices, Use of Name from Design-Builder Austin

02/21/2005 Entry of New York Competitor Signals Building Market Shift

02/21/2005 Contract Pact and Cuts Hit DOE Cleanup Budget

02/16/2005 Chertoff Confirmed as New Homeland Security Secretary

02/15/2005 Fewer Law suits? Senate Takes Key Step Forward

02/14/2005 Contractor’s Default on Sales Contract Bars Recovery

02/14/2005 Contractor Must Use Contract Procedures To Pursue Claims

02/14/2005 Bush’s Big Squeeze Hits Construction

02/14/2005 Ex-Turner CEO Bob Fee Forms Competitor and Lures Staffers

02/14/2005 Skanska Dismisses U.S. Buildings Chief Healy over Losses

02/08/2005 Senate Panel Clears Homeland Security Nominee Chertoff

02/07/2005 12 Turner Execs Join Contractor's Former CEO in New Venture

02/07/2005 Bush 2006 Budget Tight on Spending, But Backs $284-Billion, 6-Year Transport Bill

02/07/2005 Iraq Managers Assess Future

02/04/2005 Skanska Dismisses Healy Over 2004 Project Losses

01/31/2005 State’s Ethics Battle With Feds Hits Bump

01/31/2005 Pittsburgh Arena Mop-Up Operations Now Include A Date With a Judge

01/31/2005 Skanska Loss of $98.6 Million Tied to British LNG Project

01/28/2005 Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Tutor In Subway Dispute

01/24/2005 Carpenters Fined Over Training Mix-up

01/24/2005 Spie Batignolles Seeks Probe In Nigerian Bribe Conspiracy

01/24/2005 Haskell Leads Push for Construction Index Overhaul

01/17/2005 Study Claims China’s Huge Steel Capacity Could Drive Prices Down

01/17/2005 California Contractors Fight for Funding

01/17/2005 Contractor Execs Can Expect Better Pay Raises in 2005

01/11/2005 Bush Picks Federal Judge Chertoff as Homeland Security Nominee

01/10/2005 Siemens Buys Shaw Group's Power Analysis Unit

01/3-10/2005 Sterling’s Unusual Succession Plan

01/3-10/2005 World Construction Spending Nears $4 Trillion for 2004

01/3-10/2005 Air Combat Command Scores, Borrowing Football Game Plan

01/06/2005 New House Homeland Security Panel Gains Wide 'Turf'

01/06/2005 Federal Trade Commission Order Will Split Chicago Bridge & Iron in Two

01/05/2005 House GOP Picks Lewis as New Appropriations Chairman

12/13/2004 EPA's Leavitt Tapped as HHS Secretary, Kerik Pulls Out for
Homeland Post

12/13/2004 Top 500 Executives Focus on Deepest Industry Challenges

12/09/2004 OSHA Chief Henshaw Resigns

12/06/2004 Integrated Electrical Plans Unit Sales Amid Surety Woes

12/06/2004 Emergency Housing Rises In Storm Season's Wake

12/06/2004 Hite Expected To Succeed Maddaloni as Plumbers's President

12/03/2004 KBR Chief Promoted to No. 2 Spot at Halliburton

12/03/2004 Former NYPD Official Nominated by Bush for Homeland Security Chief

11/30/2004 Ridge Announces Resignation as Homeland Security Secretary

11/29/2004 Plastic Water Pipe Gets California Test

11/29/2004 Congress Unzips Purse For Industry Programs

11/24/2004 Senate Deal Clears Scores of Nominees, Including Several at EPA

11/22/2004 Coalition Moving Forward On Work Force Initiative

11/22/2004 Kerry Defeat Smolders For AFL-CIO’s Sweeney

11/18/2004 Senate and House Negotiators Eye $388-Billion Spending Package

11/17/2004 Reid, New Senate Democratic Leader, Seen as Infrastructure Backer

11/15/2004 Voter Pain Translates to Industry Gain in Ballot Initiatives

11/15/2004 Fear of Spending Cuts Mutes Industry Cheer

11/15/2004 Powell, DOE's Abraham, Education's Paige, Agriculture's Veneman to Leave Cabinet

11/15/2004 Structural Engineers Join To Tackle Insurance Threat

11/11/2004 Nearly 15,000 Off-Road Work Buggies Recalled

11/08/2004 Plumbers’ Chief in Hot Water Over Finances

11/04/2004 Stung by Republican Gains, Unions Face Uphill Regulatory, Legislative Fights

11/04/2004 Construction Industry Fares Pretty Well on State Ballot Initiatives

11/03/2004 Second Bush Term, New Congress Seen as Pro-Business, But Tough on Domestic Spending

11/01/2004 Construction Leaders Scan Ahead for Rising Issues

11/01/2004 Engineers See Better Times But Business Risks Still Loom

10/25/2004 Fluor's J.A. Jones Unit Wins Two Embassy Contracts

10/25/2004 Voters Will Determine Construction Initiatives

10/21/2004 States' Capital Spending Rises 9% in 2004, to $72 Billion

10/20/2004 Engineers Begin Sculpting From Cans

10/18/2004 Eby’s Big Unpaid Job Claims Drive Away Surety and Bank

10/18/2004 Lawmakers Leave Construction Dangling

10/11/2004 Lawmakers Clear $57.6 Billion for Hurricane Relief, DOD Construction, Homeland Security

10/11/2004 Kansas City Arena Contest Strained Civility of Competitors

10/11/2004 Congress Approves $130-Billion Corporate Tax-Cut Bill

10/07/2004 Australia’s Worley Group Will Acquire Parsons E&C for $245 Million

10/07/2004 Conferees Approve Big Tax Bill With A/E Break, Ethanol 'Fix'

10/07/2004 House Approves $11-Billion Hurricane Relief Bill

10/04/2004 Halliburton Expected To Shed Troubled KBR

10/04/2004 New Cement Substitute May Stand Up to Hurricane Winds

10/04/2004 Tomasso Faces Federal Charges

10/01/2004 HOK, Leader of the 'Home Team,' Selected to Design Kansas City Arena

09/29/2004 House Panel Approves Two-Year Terrorism Insurance Extension

09/29/2004 Panel to Pick Kansas City Arena Designer Following a Rancorous Competition

09/28/2004 Bush Seeks $7 Billion More in Disaster Aid

09/27/2004 CM/PM Firms Find More Opportunities-and Roadblocks, Too

09/27/2004 Concrete Pavement Association CEO Riva Dies at 50

09/24/2004 Corps of Engineers Flexes Emergency Response Muscle

09/24/2004 Modern Continental Merges with Jay Cashman

09/22/2004 Ivan's Winds Didn't Pack the Punch Suggested by Media Reports

09/20/2004 U.S. Filter Corp. Finds New Life In Its New Home with Siemens

09/20/2004 Ohio Case May End Era of Unlimited Incentives

09/14/2004 Bush Requests Added $3.1 Billion for Hurricane Relief

09/13/2004 Hurricane Doubleheader Gives Floridians Much to Ponder

09/08/2004 Congress Approves, Bush Signs $2 Billion in Aid for Florida Hurricane Recovery

08/31/2004 Terrorism Insurance Coverage Purchases Edge Up, Survey Says

08/30/2004 Parent Firm's New Strategy May Impact Bovis CEO

08/27/2004 Peter Zuk takes UK position

08/26/2004 Sheet Metal Workers, Painters, Plasterers Re-elect General Presidents

08/16/2004 Halliburton Accounting Switch Significantly Boosted Earnings

08/16/2004 County and Pipeline Contractor Fight Over Environmental Risks

08/09/2004 Big Owners Balance Triple Bottom Line

08/09/2004 Contractors Battle Big Insurer Over Oregon Privatization Push

08/09/2004 San Francisco Program Clipped

08/04/2004 Labor Dept. Settlement Ousts Plumbers' Officials As Pension Fund Trustees

08/02/2004 Shrinking Modern Continental Seeks New Financial Options

07/26/2004 Painters Keep Wall Work But Blast ‘Raid’ Tactics

07/23/2004 World Bank Bars Acres Over Lesotho Project Bribes

07/23/2004 Halliburton Picks Lane as KBR Chief Executive

07/19/2004 Committee Seeks Hike in 2005 Aid

07/12/2004 Questions Raised Over Steel Roof Struts

07/12/2004 Panel Reaches Consensus on New OSHA Crane Standard

07/12/2004 Public Firms Lack ‘Quality’ Earnings

07/08/2004 Unions Praise, Business Criticizes, Edwards Selection for Democratic Ticket

07/05/2004 Study Concludes Productivity Is Up, Just Not Enough

07/05/2004 Connecticut Scandal Targets Tomasso's 'No-Bid' Contracts

07/01/2004 Strock Assumes Command of Corps of Engineers

06/30/2004 Riley Named Corps of Engineers' Civil Works Director

06/28/2004 Big Change Ahead At DOE Idaho Site

06/28/2004 A Fresh Approach To Union Projects

06/25/2004 Strock Confirmed as New Chief of Corps

06/21/2004 Los Angeles Warns Tutor-Saliba on Job

06/21/2004 Privatized Dulles Rail Wins DOT Go-Ahead

06/18/2004 Halliburton Terminates Relations with Former CEO A. Jack Stanley

06/18/2004 Treasury Dept. Extends Terrorism Insurance Availability

06/18/2004 Corps, DOE Cleanup, Rail, Port Security Gaining Increases in 2005 Spending Bills

06/14/2004 AMEC Is Selling Off Its U.S. CM Offices

06/14/2004 Homeland Protection Industry Foresees Numbers in Safety

06/10/2004 House Panel Hikes Corps, DOE Cleanup Spending for 2005

06/07/2004 Equipment Firms Get Spring Boost

06/03/2004 House Panel Hikes Homeland Security Funds for 2005

05/31/2004 New Leaders Stabilize ULLICO And Try to Put Scandal in Past

05/31/2004 LNG Tussle Could Speed Approvals

05/31/2004 URS Stock Sale Allows Firm To Trim Past Acquisition Debt

05/24/2004 Audit of Federal Highway Job Overruns Worries Engineers

05/24/2004 Cement Shortages Pressure Prices

05/24/2004 Large Manufacturing and Powerplant Jobs Boost First-Quarter Starts

05/24/2004 Massachusetts Bars CA/T Veteran From Highway Work

05/17/2004 Engineering Firms Claim Artery Plan Has Missing Links

05/17/2004 Strong Demand Starts To Hit Gypsum Wallboard Prices

05/12/2004 Senate Passes Tax Bill With Breaks for Design Firms

05/10/2004 Building Trades Seek Formal Changes to Apprenticeships

05/10/2004 Bechtel-Washington Group Rail Plan Wins Some Support

05/03/2004 Fuels Tax Is Under Assault, New Alternatives Are Sought

05/03/2004 Labor Dept. Looks For More Students

04/26/2004 Mineta Exploring Steel-Price Options, Including Legislation

04/26/2004 Survey Shows Higher Demand, Lower Prices for Terrorism Insurance

04/26/2004 New Rules Threaten Global Firms In China

04/26/2004 Senate To Consider Tax Break for A-E Firms

04/26/2004 Corps Favors $7.7-Billion Mississippi Plan

04/19/2004 Report on Caltrans Operations Set for More Political Debate

04/12/2004 Gasoline, Diesel Prices Keep Climbing Higher

04/12/2004 A General Strike by Labor Threatens New Athens Stadium

04/12/2004 Feds Search Two Central Artery Subs In National Probe of Sham DBEs

04/09/2004 Senate Passes Pension Relief Bill; Bush Expected to Sign

04/05/2004 Havens Steel Scrambles To Survive

04/05/2004 Higher Steel Prices Could Push Overall Building Costs Up 8%

04/01/2004 GOP Conferees Clear Pension Bill, Over Democrats' Objections

03/29/2004 Building Israel’s Huge ‘Fence’ Is a Hard Lesson in Politics

03/29/2004 Jacobs and Prosecutors Differ On Data Provided by Lobbyist

03/29/2004 Strock Will Become Next Chief of Corps of Engineers

03/25/2004 Bureau of Reclamation Slammed for 50% Animas-La Plata Project Overrun

03/22/2004 Deal Shows How Jacobs Used Chicago Lobbyist To Get Job

03/22/2004 AGC Urges Contract Escalation for Steel

03/22/2004 Builders of Athens Olympics Struggle to the Finish Line

03/15/2004 Jacobs Officials Plead Guilty

03/11/2004 Army Official Says Selection Process Progressing for New Corps Chief

03/08/2004 Contractors Stocks Are Up But Some Sale Values Lag

03/08/2004 EMCOR Seeks New President After Levy Leaves the Firm

03/03/2004 California Voters Pass Most Ballot Finance Issues

03/01/2004 Californians To Weigh State's Financial Future

02/23/2004 Industry Veteran Reconnects As New Earth Tech President

02/23/2004 Chicago Tries "e-Permits" To Unclog Traffic in City Halls

02/16/2004 Bush, Congress Battle Over Transport Bill

02/11/2004 Design-Build Method Gaining Ground in Water-Sewer Arena, But Hurdles Remains

02/9/2004 GE and MWH Link Up To Offer Industrial Water Outsourcing

02/09/2004 Siemens Sues Puerto Rico DOT Over Tren Urbano Completion

02/09/2004 Industry Sounds Warnings Over Corrosive Effect on Steel

02/06/2004 Building Trades' President Wants Unions to Back Kerry

02/02/2004 Bush's FY2005 Budget Freezes Highways, Transit; Cuts Corps,
EPA Water Aid

01/29/2004 Senate Passes Pension Reform, with Multi-Employer Relief

01/26/2004 Court Rules That DOE’s Easing Of AC Standards Was Illegal

01/22/2004 Senate Finally Clears Omnibus 2004 Spending Bill

01/21/2004 NSPE Board Opposes Raising Limit on H-1B Visas

01/19/2004 Unemployment Rose in 2003

01/19/2004 Pentagon Priming the Pump for the Flow of Cash to Iraq

01/19/2004 ‘Illegal’ Worker Plan Debated

01/08/2004 Fluor Corp. Adds Prieto, Promotes Hopkins to Replace Oakley

01/08/2004 Bush Immigration Plan Draws Mixed Reviews

12/29/2003 World Bank Approves $166 Million for Afghanistan Rebuilding

12/29/2003 NCSEA Announces Certification Program for Structural Engineers

12/22/2003 CH2M Hill Wins Prize In Bankruptcy Contest

12/22/2003 Long-Anticipated Bankruptcy Ends Chapter for Halliburton

12/22/2003 FEC Fines Centex Construction Units For Campaign Contribution

12/22/2003 Business Rules Are Changing For Contracting in China

12/15/2003 San Diego Rights Its Ship Under Navy’s Lou Smith

12/09/2003 $328-Billion Spending Package Sidetracked in Senate

12/08/2003 Bear Patrol Guards Workers Closing Arctic Mine

12/08/2003 Bids Fly for Bankrupt J.A. Jones Unit, Lockwood Greene

12/05/2003 No Quick Approval Seen for $328-Billion Omnibus Spending Bill

12/01/2003 St. Paul-Travelers Merger Thins Underwriter Ranks

11/24/2003 XL America Buys DPIC Renewals As Professional Liability Insurer Exits

11/24/2003 New Guidelines May Take Some Pain Out of Reverse Auctions

11/17/2003 Fluor Corp. Exec Ron Oakley Set to Join Bovis as New CEO

11/17/2003 Unions Ask for Slowdown of Las Vegas Home Sprawl

11/10/2003 Contractor Files for Chapter 11 On Tampa Desalination Project

11/05/2003 Congress Approves 3% Hike for Park Service Construction

11/03/2003 Construction Will Continue Along Slow Growth Path

11/03/2003 Danger Lurks Behind Some Friendly Looking Contracts

11/03/2003 Structural Engineers Expected To OK Certification Program

10/30/2003 Investors Air Concerns About Security and Business Stability
in Iraq

10/30/2003 Nash: DOD to Speed Bidding of Iraq Reconstruction Contracts

10/30/2003 Conferees Agree on $87.5-Billion Iraq Spending Bill, with $13 Billion for Infrastructure

10/27/2003 Contractors Place Their Bids For J.A. JonesÆ Prime Assets

10/27/2003 Corps to Seek Bids on Up to $5 Billion in Non-Oil, Overseas
Contracts

10/23/2003 Rear Admiral Loose to Take Command at NAVFAC

10/22/2003 Hurdle Remains for FY04 DOD Committee Spending Bill

10/20/2003 House and Senate Pass Iraq Reconstruction Aid Package

10/20/2003 Poor Health May Save Union Leader

10/20/2003 DBIA Looks for New President And Fair Project Delivery Laws

10/20/2003 Plans Laid for Next Phase As Iraq Rebuild Continues

10/16/2003 Corps Backs New 'Relief Valve' for North Dakota Lake

10/13/2003 Picking Up the Pieces In the J.A. Jones Saga

10/13/2003 Labor-Owned Firm Investment May Ease Financial Woes

10/13/2003 Blackout Buzz Attracts Tire Kickers to Utility Exposition

10/10/2003 House Panel Approves $86.9 Billion for Iraq

10/09/2003 Corps of Engineers Reorganizing, Seeking to be "a Team of Teams"

10/07/2003 House Panel's Chairman Trims Bush Request for Rebuilding Iraq

10/06/2003 Engineers in California Recall Stake Claim to Be Governor

10/06/2003 J.A. Jones Files Chapter 11 After Long Effort To Find a Buyer

10/03/2003 Labor Dept. Finalizes Changes to Union Financial Disclosure Reports

09/30/2003 One-Month Spending Bill Enacted, Covers Most Agencies

09/29/2003 Bush Seeks to Bolster Rebuilding in Iraq

09/29/2003 Bechtel’s $680-Million Contract Is Now Tapped Out

09/26/2003 Congress Passes Stopgap Funding Bill

09/25/2003 Reconstruction Will Expose Iraqi Construction Industry To Modern
Western Practices

09/25/2003 Course Change At Graphisoft

09/22/2003 As AGC Girds for Elections, Union Chiefs Talk Cooperation

09/15/2003 GSA Pioneers CM Standards in RFP

09/15/2003 U.S. Firm Claims Competitor Rigged Chinese Crane Option

09/11/2003 House Passes FY04 Spending Bill for DOT, GSA

09/08/2003 German Designer Fined In African Bribery Case

09/08/2003 Pittsburgh District Attorney Declines to Charge Contractor

09/04/2003 ASCE Infrastructure Report Shows Negative Trend for Several Sectors

08/27/2003 CBO Projects Record Federal Deficit for 2004

08/27/2003 Bechtel Awards Lucent Iraqi Communications Subcontract

08/18/2003 Owner of Damaged Building Sues Insurers to Pay for Demolition

08/11/2003 International Firms Band Together to Promote Clean Bidding

08/11/2003 Politics Impede $5.6-Billion South Korea Program, Says GAO