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EPA's Leavitt Tapped as HHS Secretary, Kerik Pulls Out for
Homeland Post

Moving to fill one of the last remaining positions in his Cabinet, President Bush has picked Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael O. Leavitt to lead the Dept. of Health and Human Services.
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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

02/09/2004 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

 


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