A recent groundbreaking of the new Bitcoin facility in Ellendale, North Dakota, marks a significant milestone in the region's technological and economic landscape. This state-of-the-art 180MW cryptomining data center is set to harness the abundant renewable energy from nearby wind power sources, positioning Ellendale as a key player in the future of high-performance computing and blockchain technology.
The facility not only promises to boost local employment but also under ... Read more
At ICE®, we pride ourselves on providing cutting-edge equipment that meets the demanding needs of the construction industry. One such innovation is the ICE® 22 Water-Cooled (EMIN) Vibratory Hammer. This powerful combination is making waves in the field of deep foundation work, particularly in the installation of stone columns.
The ICE® 22 features a sophisticated water-cooled system, which is essential for maintaining optimal operating temperatures during extended use. This te ... Read more
The O'Hare 21 project is a comprehensive, multi-phased initiative aimed at modernizing O'Hare Airport to enhance its efficiency and accessibility as an international gateway, including several key components such as the expansion and modernization of Terminal 5, the construction of new satellite concourses, and the development of the O'Hare Global Terminal.
E.C. Korneffel Co. (ECK), a renowned marine, bridge, and piling contractor, has been a key player in the recent phase ... Read more
Coeur d'Alene Crane (CDA Crane) is in the final year of construction at the Canyon Creek Repository/Waste Consolidation Area (CCR/WCA) in Burke, Idaho. Managed by the Coeur d'Alene Work Trust, this long-term project addresses both new and historical clean-up efforts in the region. The primary goal of the Canyon Creek Repository is to safely contain and manage mine waste materials, particularly from high-priority clean-up sites, mitigating the significant health risks posed by contamina ... Read more
Berkel & Company Contractors (Berkel) is spearheading the renovation and expansion of two historic buildings in Washington, D.C. The renovations aim to address a backlog of upgrades, comply with modern building codes, enhance security, and improve energy efficiency. As part of a broader effort to consolidate the agency's staff into a more efficient and modern workspace, the renovations began in 2021 and are expected to take several years to complete.
For this project, B ... Read more
The World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida, has been expanding its facilities, including the construction of a new parking lot over a retention pond. This innovative design was created to help manage stormwater runoff effectively and will help to ensure that the area remains functional and environmentally friendly. Once completed, the pond below will capture and filter stormwater, reducing the risk of flooding and improving water quality. This approach is part of a broader trend in sust ... Read more
During the 2022 hurricane season, Puerto Rico faced disastrous flooding brought on by Hurricane Fiona. Despite its Category 1 rating, the effects of Fiona's massive rainfall submerged homes that were already damaged from Category 4 Hurricane Maria in 2017. Since then, buildings have slowly sunk in the ground due to liquefaction, or water and loose sediments at ground surface. Any new construction on Puerto Rico's weak soil must be built on strong foundations made to resist future lique ... Read more
The Port of Portland is the second-largest tonnage seaport in New England and one of the largest oil ports on the East Coast. Over the years, the local economy has shifted from fishing, manufacturing, and agriculture towards a more service-based economy. Most banks such as Bank of America and Key Bank have positioned their Maine operations in Portland which provides jobs as well as drives in businesses from outside the state that may not have had prior interest.
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New Ferry Terminal in Boca De Chila Nayarit, Mexico
Edited by Debbie Reaney
After almost seven years of negotiations and paperwork, the National Fund for the Promotion of Tourism (FONATUR) has donated a four-hectare property on Litibú Beach in Punta de Mita to the Naval Secretary of the Mexican Navy to build an advanced naval station. 100 billion Mexican Pesos ($584 Million US) is being invested in the project, which will be financed, in equal parts, by the state, the municipa ... Read more
New Timber Pile Supports NJ Fishery
Edited by: Alan Zimmerman
The historic seaside town of Cape May, NJ is arguably one of the oldest tourist destinations in the United States. Located where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, the town's largest industry is tourism and it has much to offer such as the Washington Street Mall, Cape May Boardwalk, and many historic hotels. Commercial fishing is almost just as important to Cape May's economy and has been a mainstay ... Read more
