Month / August 2026

Severe storms over the past week have damaged building and infrastructure across the state, prompting a federal emergency declaration.

Wisconson DOT is looking at reconfiguring bid packages to address the situation.

Work began earlier this month on the first phase of the high-speed rail project, part of a larger $13-billion initiative to improve and expand passenger rail service across the country.

Design firms are maintaining record profitability even as rising costs, thinner order books and uneven market conditions test how long those gains can last.

After a piece of steel from a truck’s suspension pierced a motorist’s windshield and caused serious head injury, years of litigation have scrutinized bridge maintenance practices, active construction work and handling of…

Despite stable prices this month, economists expect input prices will continue to increase. 

Change does not come on a jobsite by mandating technology from the top down, it comes with understanding the field and its needs. 

Securing the key federal permit is not enough for the project to begin construction as some state-level approvals are still unresolved.

CEO Matthew Pine told ENR earlier this year that Xylem was planning aggressive spending on acquisitions to expand its portfolio of technologies to address global water demands.

Why does a federal appeals court say Enbridge needs a “reasonable opportunity” to build a $1-billion pipeline in northwest Wisconsin?