I-10 Twin Spans Speed Relief Over Lake Pontchartrain
When traffic flows on all six lanes of the new $803-million Interstate-10 Twin Spans in New Orleans this September, the region that was devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 will receive a much-needed symbol of recovery.
Corgan Diversifies, Comes Out Ahead
Aviation, mission-critical and a high-profile health-care project are among the
work that has boosted Corgan’s already impressive portfolio
Changing Markets Push LNG Toward Export
The sudden abundance of natural gas in the U.S. has owners of two new, but practically unused, liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals in Louisiana and Texas proposing expensive conversions to export the fuel—an unthinkable proposition just five years ago.
Texas Capitol Repairs Squeezed for Time
The construction manager for the $3.5-million partial rehabilitation of the 122-year-old Texas State Capitol in Austin was under a strict deadline—the job had to be completed in seven months. Despite a longer-than-expected lead paint removal process and outdoor temperatures that reached triple digits, crews managed to complete the work on time and 2% under budget. And there were no lost-time injuries.