Central Florida has been preparing for the South Hillsborough Pipeline Project for years, and the scale of the effort reflects its importance. With a total investment surpassing $500 million, the project is designed to secure long term water reliability for a region that continues to grow at a remarkable pace. Much of the pipeline must pass beneath highways, rail lines, and environmentally sensitive waterways, which means traditional open trench construction is not an option. Instead, a series ... Read more
As a bridgeless, boat access only community, Daufuskie Island, South Carolina, relies entirely on its marine infrastructure as a lifeline to the mainland. Every single resource, from daily groceries and emergency services to construction materials and residential transport, depends on a reliable waterfront. To safeguard this vital connection and support the broader $40 million multi-year Project Harmony investment launched by the Haig Point Club & Community Association, a comprehensive ove ... Read more
The transformation of New York's transportation network continues with the full replacement of the U.S. Route 11 bridge over the Tioughnioga River in the Village of Whitney Point, a critical link for Broome County commuters and commercial traffic. Awarded through New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) Contract Tabulations, Cortland‑based Economy Paving Co. Inc. secured the project with a $21.2 million winning bid, positioning them to deliver one of the region's most significant inf ... Read more
The West Chippewa Substation project represents a critical leap forward for Logan County, Ohio as the region adapts to the rapidly evolving energy needs of the Indian Lake area. Nestled in a landscape defined by both its natural beauty and its growing residential communities, this new facility is a cornerstone of the regional transmission improvements designed to safeguard against power disruptions. As local demand for electricity begins to outpace existing capacity on peak days, this multi-ph ... Read more
Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction (RLW) has been honored with a 2025 PDCA Project of the Year Award for its exceptional work replacing the Union Pacific Railroad Santa Barbara Hub Bridge--an environmentally sensitive, technically demanding coastal project where ICE® equipment played a critical role. The bridge sits along a protected stretch of the California coastline, a place where environmental sensitivity, cultural significance, and narrow construction windows shaped every decision. Despit ... Read more
The reconstruction of the I-81 corridor in Syracuse marks one of the most significant infrastructure undertakings in Central New York's recent history. Contract 4 supports the broader effort to replace outdated highway structures and prepare the region for a modern cashless tolling system that will improve safety and reduce congestion. This work is part of a multi-year investment that is reshaping how residents, commuters, and commercial traffic move through the city. As construction progresses, ... Read more
The East River is one of New York City's most heavily trafficked waterways, supporting daily ferry commuters, tourism, and essential marine operations. When a section of a Manhattan ferry dock required urgent repair, the project became a priority for maintaining safe and reliable transit along this iconic corridor. Although the work was relatively short in duration; it was completed in just a few weeks; the repairs were essential to keeping ferry service running smoothly for thousands of riders ... Read more
The Port of Davisville at Quonset Point has long been one of Rhode Island's most valuable economic engines, serving as a major gateway for auto imports and a growing hub for offshore wind logistics. Just across Narragansett Bay from the waters where the Gaspee once ran aground, this coastline has quietly shaped the region's maritime identity for centuries. Today, the full replacement of Pier 1 continues that legacy. Originally built in the 1940s, the pier is undergoing a multi‑yea ... Read more
Positioned at the end of the Atlantic City Expressway, the new billboard rising along Baltic Avenue adds a fresh visual landmark to one of the most iconic entry points into Atlantic City, New Jersey. Anyone familiar with the classic Monopoly board will recognize Baltic Ave as one of the game's earliest, and most memorable properties, making this location a fun blend of real‑world infrastructure and nostalgic Americana. Though small in scale compared to major civil projects, billboard foundatio ... Read more
Early‑stage site work is underway for Northeastern University's new 23‑story mixed‑use tower at 840 Columbus Ave., a project that not only advances Boston's long‑term housing strategy but also continues the decades‑long revitalization of the Roxbury/Fenway corridor; a neighborhood once defined by rail yards and industrial parcels before evolving into one of the city's most active academic districts. Once completed, the tower will introduce 800 new student beds along with academic and commun ... Read more
