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  • Award of Merit, Sports/Entertainment: State Farm Arena Renovation
    To modernize the 680,000-sq-ft Philips Arena for the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, the team broke the project into three phases.
  • Canada's Trudeau Wins Tougher Race, With Infrastructure Push Now More Complex
    In a close election, Canada’s incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party managed to hang on to power despite political scandals and controversy over the government’s $4.5- billion purchase last year of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline.
  • California Utilities Ramp Up Line Work in Face of Fire Threats
    As wildfire warnings continue to race through California, utility giants PG&E and Southern California Edison (SCE) are stepping up their fire-risk mitigation plans for workers to harden infrastructure and manage vegetation. 
  • Transit Agencies Grapple With Workforce, P3 Challenges
    Anticipating disruptive mobility technologies, attracting new talent and figuring out how to do public-private partnerships successfully pose key challenges for public transportation agencies.
  • Award of Merit, Sports/Entertainment: The Lagoon at Epperson
    The first man-made crystalline lagoon of its kind in the U.S. caused challenges for the local permitting agency, which had never permitted anything like it.
  • Unapproved 'Internet of Things' Devices Cause Headaches on Sites
    Tim Nottoli, Walsh Construction’s chief information officer, has seen Google’s Nest and Amazon’s Ring cameras brought onto the company’s construction sites and has dealt with every type of sensor used properly and improperly on the company’s network.
  • Fire Protection Engineers Look at Wildfire Causes
    Predicting wildfires and combating them, smart building sensors, 3D-printed building materials, building integrated fire safety systems that go beyond sprinklers and clean-room protection were among the topics discussed Oct. 13-15 at the Society of Fire Protection Engineers’ annual conference and exposition at the Sheraton Grand Resort at Wild Horse Pass near Phoenix.
  • Mayors Endorse Global Green Deal
    Mayors of 94 cities across the globe—members of C40 Cities—announced their support for a Global Green New Deal to “drive an urgent fundamental and irreversible transfer of global resources away from fossil fuels and into action that averts the climate emergency.”
  • Three Mile Island Meltdown Unit Is Sold To Advance Site Cleanup
    The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant unit that  partially melted down in 1979 was acquired Oct. 15 by cleanup firm EnergySolutions in what it says will be its most technically challenging decommissioning project to date.
  • Award of Merit, Specialty Construction: Tennessee SR 68 @ MP 5.2 Emergency Slide
    When heavy rains caused part of one lane of Tennessee SR 68 to give way, local residents were faced with a two-hour detour.
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