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Ontario, Canada:   COWI , a leading international engineering consulting group, and heavy civil construction organization, Bot Construction Group, approach a critical stage in the cantilever construction of the William Halton Parkway crossing. The project will see the construction of two new bridges over the Sixteen Mile Creek in Oakville by the Region of Halton as part of the William Halton Parkway extension project. Spanning 280 meters, the bridges will each host two lanes and pedestrian walkways. Once completed, the new bridges will connect Third Line to Neyagawa Blvd with the north and south bound bridges easing traffic congestion in an area of growing population. The three span segmental bridge is being built by utilizing a cast-in-place segmental construction technique using a moveable form traveler system. While the first phase of the project adopts a typical cast-in-place segmental construction using a balanced cantilever method, the bridge construction will soon reach a sect

Acquisition expands geographic and service offerings for both companies. San Francisco, CA – San Francisco-based structural engineering firm Degenkolb Engineers (Degenkolb) and Michigan-based structural engineering firm Ruby+Associates (Ruby) signed a Purchase Agreement and closed on an acquisition effective November 1, 2023. Ruby’s 55 employees will join Degenkolb, which will now have more than 330 employees in 10 offices. Stacy Bartoletti The Michigan-based team will operate as Ruby+Associates, a Degenkolb Company. With Ruby’s engineering licenses in 42 states, the District of Columbia, and three Canadian provinces, the company’s combined forces will have a much broader geographical reach. The acquisition expands Degenkolb’s presence beyond the western United States for the first time in its 83-plus year history. Stacy Bartoletti, CEO of the combined firm, said of the acquisition, “I have known leaders at Ruby for more than a decade, and we have partnered in different aspect

The $110M expansion adds 70,000 square-feet of classrooms, library and eating area   MALIBU, Calif. – C.W. Driver Companies , a leading builder serving California since 1919, today began construction on the first phase of Malibu High School’s expansion for Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD). The 70,000-square-foot state-of-the-art building, scheduled for completion in fall of 2025, will feature a library, visual and performing arts classrooms, project-based learning facilities, multipurpose spaces, special education classrooms, STEM classrooms, a campus cafeteria, and administration offices.  Located a short mile from the Pacific Ocean at 30215 Morning View Drive, the $100M Malibu High School core building will be built on the site of the former Juan Cabrillo Elementary School campus, immediately adjacent to the existing high school. The new two-story building will embrace the school’s environmental ethos in its design, with an open breezeway between concrete and c

Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) remains on budget and on schedule   Dominion Energy expects to begin offshore construction in early 2024 and to conclude in late 2026   These eight monopile foundations are the first of 176 to be delivered and staged in Portsmouth   RICHMOND, Va. – Dominion Energy’s Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) commercial project took one more step to starting construction when the first eight monopile foundations were safely offloaded at Portsmouth Marine Terminal, where they will be staged until installation of the 2.6-gigawatt project, enough electricity to power 660,000 homes, begins in the spring of 2024. The foundations, which are a single vertical, steel cylinder, are being manufactured by global leader EEW SPC and will be installed into the sea floor to support the wind turbine generators.  “The delivery of the first foundations is further evidence that our Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project continues to move forward on time and on budge

For several years, the United Kingdom’s National Highways and local authorities have been monitoring areas of ground movement within the embankments supporting the A595 roadway near Moresby Hall in Cumbria. To address the deteriorating ground concerns, the National Highways developed a £16 million (approximately $20 million USD) improvement project. The goal was to rebuild the roadway embankments and integrate a new drainage system, thereby facilitating long-term improvements and reducing maintenance needs for the A595.  Project Planning and Initial Phases In 2022, Amey Highways (the project designer) and AE Yates Civil Engineering (the project contractor) collaborated with National Highways to begin planning an improvement project aimed at rebuilding the A595 embankments and drainage systems near Moresby Hall. The team worked closely with technical experts and material supplier, Greenfix .  Two site enhancement locations were established, one on each side of the A595 roadway.  Ph

NEWARK, N.J.  –  Ware Malcomb , an award-winning international design firm, today announced that construction is complete on 4 and 6 Campus Drive, two of the Class-A office properties within the five-building  Arbors at Parsippany  in Morris County, NJ. Ware Malcomb provided architecture, interior architecture and design and branding services for the buildings, encompassing 14,629 and 19,253 square feet, respectively. Situated on a picturesque 60-acre property, The Arbors at Parsippany is surrounded by trees, nature and walking trails, while offering building tenants an extensive list of curated amenities. Ware Malcomb developed the overall campus plan for the site, which is owned by  Onyx Equities , a leading New Jersey-based real estate investment and services firm specializing in acquiring and managing commercial properties. “The spaces offer a blend of amenities, nature-inspired design and functionality,” said Marlyn Zucosky, Regional Director for Ware Malcomb. “Tenants of these

ALACHUA, Fla. — This week, the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) released its new  Construction Superintendent Certification Program , a cutting-edge online addition to the organization’s Project Leadership Series. Developed with support from 75 of the construction industry’s leading companies, this formal certification program provides contractors with practical resources to train and qualify their field leaders in critical areas of business and leadership. The program was created to provide a viable method for contractors to develop and certify construction superintendents without requiring extensive time away from their projects. Recent labor trends show an increasing demand for field leaders and a shrinking pool of qualified candidates. With  81% of firms  reporting difficulty hiring for these roles, it is crucial that companies have a practical method for developing field leadership skills within their current and future teams. NCCER’s self-paced,