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Ben C. Gerwick Jr. Dies at Age 87
12/29/2006
Ben C. Gerwick Jr., an innovator in advancing the use of prestressed and pretensioned concrete and one of ENR's Top 125 People, died at his Oakland, Calif., home on Dec. 24. He was 87.
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12/27/2006 Los Angeles Completes Light Rail Tunnel
12/26/2006 Caltrans Names Manson Construction as Low Bidder for Underwater Cable
12/25/2006 Transportation Strategy Is Taking a Toll on Firms
12/25/2006 Ohio River Designs Unveiled As Funding Questions Loom
12/25/2006 New Florida Crossing Braced For Future Hurricanes
12/22/2006 New Hood Canal Pontoons Float Into Position
12/20/2006 NJ Transit Taps Construction Manager for $7.2-billion Tunnel
12/20/2006 U.S. and Panama Sign Trade Agreement,
Opportunity Seen in Canal Expansion
12/18/2006 Tacoma Narrows DecksAre Lifted into Place
12/18/2006 Design-Build Road Helps Private Port
12/18/2006 Seattle Viaduct's Fate Is Debated
12/17/2006 Audit: Tampa Road Unit Created
'Conflict' by Tapping HNTB Executive
12/13/2006 Nevada Transportation Director Steps Down
12/11/2006 Louisiana Officials' Goal Is Hurricane Resistant Bridge
12/11/2006 Irish Building Boom Fuels Innovative Project Delivery
12/10/2006 Despite Problems, Atlanta's Airport Pushes Ahead and Innovates
12/04/2006 With Congestion Looming, San Diego Plans Expansion
12/04/2006 New Jersey Rail Plan Moves Along
12/04/2006 State Files Negligence Suit For Boston Tunnel Plenum Collapse
12/04/2006 For Missouri Highway Job, Designs Cross State Lines
12/04/2006 Indiana Likes Speedy Delivery
11/27/2006 CA/T Safety Review Is Good News for Commuters, Project Managers
11/27/2006 Federal Research May Clear Recycled Roads' Bad Rap
11/20/2006 Signature Nevada Span Is No Longer in Limbo
11/16/2006 Denver Selects Team to Develop Union Station
11/13/2006 Manhattan Tunnel Structure Is Built for the Long Term
11/13/2006 Cost Cutting Contributed to Fatal CA/T Anchor Accident
11/13/2006 Why I-84 Is Turning into Connecticut's Unlucky Number
11/06/2006 Panama Projects Will Piggyback on Canal Expansion
10/23/2006 Medley of Materials Make Debut On Deicing Facility
10/16/2006 Clues Sought In Bridge Collapse
10/16/2006 Seattle Earthwork Reaches New Environmental Heights
10/16/2006 Asset Management Firms See Big Future on Public Programs
10/09/2006 Vital Oil Artery Still Needs Funds for Next Contract
10/09/2006 Q&A with O'Hare Modernization Program Executive Director Rosemarie Andolino
10/09/2006 Tragedy Raises Road Inspection Questions
10/08/2006 Construction's 'Super Bowl' Tackles Infamous O'Hare Delays
10/02/2006 New Orleans Landmark is Widened and Strengthened
10/02/2006 Peters Confirmed as DOT Secretary
09/26/2006 Senate Panel Approves Peters for Top DOT Post
09/25/2006 Hoover Dam Bypass Project Delayed By Tower Failure
09/25/2006 Senate Backs Aid For Ports, Transit
09/25/2006 Historic Bascule Bridge Receives Fascia Lift in Florida
09/18/2006 Will Europeans Again Play Key Role in New York City Tunnel Bidding?
09/18/2006 Bridge Section Is Pushed, Pulled and Lifted into Place
09/18/2006 BP Takes Flak Over Big Alaska Problems
09/18/2006 Tunnel Option Canned To Keep Rail Project on Track
09/15/2006 Port Security Bill Boosts Transit Security Gets Funding
09/11/2006 Engineering Audits Required For California Oil Facilities
09/08/2006 Virginia Governor Vetoes Tunnel Option for D.C. Metrorail Extension
09/08/2006 House Lawmakers Slam BP for Alaska Pipeline Maintenance
09/07/2006 Missouri DOT Puts Forth Unique Design-Build-Maintain Bridge Contract
09/07/2006 Alaska Redraws Plans for Controversial Span
09/05/2006 Bush Taps Road Vet Peters to Run Transportation Dept.
08/30/2006 Former Union Pacific Official Named New Amtrak President
08/28/2006 Course Will Help Car Dealers Take Buyers for a Ride
08/24/2006 After Bechtel and San Jose Hit Impasse, Hensel Phelps Steps In
08/15/2006 BP Could Have Saved $170 With Better Monitoring
08/14/2006 Public Outreach Reshapes Road
08/10/2006 Senate Confirms New Federal Transit Chief
08/07/2006 Bits And Building Work May Be Factors In CA/T Collapse
08/01/2006 Panel: Dulles Rail Tunnel Feasible, Costlier Than Aerial Plan
07/31/2006 Politics and New Problems Still Dog Big Dig Tunnels
07/24/2006 CA/T Epoxy Problem May Be Nationwide
07/24/2006
Tunneling Team Wins Plum Big Apple Job
07/21/2006 Thomas D. Larson, Former State and Federal Transportation Leader and 1982 ENR Man of the Year Dies at 77
07/20/2006
Senate Passes Water Projects Bill, Adds New Reviews for Corps Projects
07/17/2006 Five Minutes with Norm Mineta
07/17/2006
Ex-Kansas Gov. Graves Nixes Top DOT Job
07/14/2006
Judlau-Dragados Team Wins $428-Million New York Tunnel Job
07/12/2006
Inspections Reveal 60 Loose Roof Anchors in Boston Tunnel
07/12/2006
Crews to Remove Boston Tunnel Panels After Passenger is Struck
07/10/2006
From Transportation Secretary to P.R. Man and Lobbyist
07/03/2006
DOT Chief Mineta Resigns As Race for Replacement Begins
06/26/2006
Snapshot of Corridors Brings Shape to Energy Transmission
06/26/2006 Virginia Extends Deadline for Proposals on Megaproject
06/23/2006 Mineta Resiging as DOT Secretary, Effective July 7
06/12/2006 Washington State Offers Mea Culpa For Hood Canal Delay
06/12/2006 U.S. Rail Advocates Look to China for Inspiration, Learning
06/12/2006 Tampa’s Troubled Highway Finally Nearing Completion
06/12/2006 NTSB Wants New Standards, Better Oversight on Road Work
06/06/2006 Ferrovial Snags BAA From Goldman Sachs
06/05/2006 San Jose’s Design-Build Job Almost Ready
06/05/2006 Nevada Bridge Left Hanging Over How To Erect an Arch
06/05/2006 New Panel Begins Its Search To Help Highway Trust Fund
06/01/2006 Safety Board Faults Construction, State Oversight in Fatal
Colorado Accident
05/31/2006 Takeoffs and Landings: Cradling Greatness
05/29/2006 Japanese See Warning In New Orleans
05/29/2006 North Carolina Selects Engineer To Develop Greenfield Site
05/29/2006 Miami Officials Get Terminal Bids Three Times Too High
05/29/2006 Alaskan Projects Loom Large
05/29/2006 Louisiana Wants Feds To Pay For Repairs
05/25/2006 New Commission Begins Transportation Finance, Policy Study
05/22/2006 Delayed Opening of Tacoma Narrows Span Could Be Worse
05/22/2006 After Year’s Delay, Mississippi Crossing Is Back on Course
05/15/2006 Atlantas $5.4-Billion Program Marks Finish of Fifth Runway
05/15/2006 With Replacement Open, Old Bridges Becomes Fish Habitat
05/15/2006 Hoover Dam Bypass Delayed After Concrete Plant Is Closed
05/11/2006 First Lanes of New, D.C.-Area Bridge to Open in June
05/08/2006 Uncertain Fate of Airlines, Funding Keeps Officials Alert
05/08/2006 Prototype Span Features Medley of Waste Products
05/02/2006 Fueled by Uncertainty, Airports Pursue Expansion Plans
05/01/2006 Colombia Finally Closes In On Andes Link to Bogota
05/01/2006 Interchange Job Closed Down after Year of Work
05/01/2006 Wide Vision for Panama Canal
05/01/2006 Crews Close Main Span of New Mississippi Crossing
04/27/2006 Senate Panel Clears FHWA, EPA Nominees
04/24/2006 Feds Like Powder River Plan But Locals Object to Route
04/24/2006 Unique Segment System Marks Los Angeles Rail Line
04/24/2006 Construction Nears on Louisianas Cable-Stayed Mississippi River Span Will
04/17/2006 In Unique Deal, Airport Owner Will Run Road, Fund Rail
04/17/2006 Hoover Dam Bypass Builders Stick to Old-Style Cableways
04/17/2006 In Unique Deal, Airport Owner Will Run Road, Fund Rail
04/10/2006 Redesigned Transit Crossing Features Intricate Steel Work
04/10/2006 Private-Sector Toll Roads Are More Appealing—and Riskier
04/06/2006More Dollars Means More Sense Needed in Running Projects
04/05/2006
New Jersey Senators End "Holds" on FHWA Nominee
04/03/2006
Toronto Subway Wins Some Funds
04/03/2006
Berlin Finally Wins Approval To Build Out Schönefeld
04/03/2006
Tel Aviv-Jerusalem Route Mimics Conditions in Alps
03/28/2006
Ontario Gives Proposed Subway Expansion a
Monetary Push
03/27/2006
OHare Runway Work Delayed to 2008
03/24/2006
Bay Bridge Officials Receive Two Bids For $1.4-Billion Suspension Span
03/13/2006
Japanese Team Goes Deep To Link Istanbul's Two Parts
03/09/2006
FHWA Deputy Capka Nominated to Agency's Top Job
03/06/2006
State and Producers Ink Contract for $20-Billion Line
03/06/2006
Engineers Damper Potential Sway of Italys Olympic Span
03/02/2006
U.S. DOT Commits Aid for Atlanta, Myrtle Beach Airport Projects
02/27/2006
Concrete Lining Stops Leaks But Neighbors Sue for Water
02/20/2006 New Panama City Facility Moving Closer to Takeoff
02/13/2006 Bids Too Costly for Ohio Crossing
02/13/2006 $3-Billion Project Planned To Move Rockies Gas East
02/10/2006 DOT Budget: Highways, Transit Rise, Airport Grants Cut
02/06/2006 Officials Push Hard For Bay Span Bids
01/31/2006 Israel on the Move with Long-Delayed Transport Projects
01/30/2006 Virginia Joins with Coal Firms To Build Coal Region Highway
01/30/2006 Overseas Team Wins Big Indiana Project
01/30/2006 St. Louis Cost Overrun Case Takes an Ugly Turn
01/30/2006 Results Hold Promise for Canada's Construction Market
01/25/2006 Bay Bridge Self-Anchored Suspension Span Bids Delayed Again
01/24/2006 St. Louis Light Rail Problems Trigger Heavy Legal Battles
01/23/2006 Contractors Anticipate Rebidding of Signature Span
01/19/2006 Ex-N.Y. MTA Board Member Picked As Federal Transit Chief
01/18/2006 Seattle Port, Contractor to Pay Third Wastewater Fine in $1-Billion
Runway Job
01/16/2006 Corps Seeks Floodgate Designs for New Orleans Canals
01/16/2006
PB Allows Award Of Idaho Road Job
01/13/2006
Corps Seeks Floodgate Designs for New Orleans Canals
01/11/2006
Work Starts on New Amtrak Bridge in Connecticut
01/10/2006
Louisiana Reopens Second Damaged Span, 8 Days Early
01/09/2006
Pedestrian Structure in Paris Takes Design to New Levels
01/09/2006
Truck Impact Considered Possible Cause Of Collapse
01/04/2006
Miss. DOT Names Bidder for Bridge Replacements
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