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
At Elm Street Pier in Newport, Rhode Island, a vital piece of the city's working waterfront is undergoing a major reconstruction. Following emergency repairs completed last spring to stabilize the aging structure, the existing pier is now being fully demolished to make way for a modern, resilient replacement. The new design includes more than 200 feet of timber pier construction, an 80‑foot gangway, and a series of floating docks supported by rock‑socketed piles, all significant upgrades that wi ... Read more
The replacement of the Livingston Avenue Bridge marks one of the most significant infrastructure undertakings in New York's Capital Region in more than a century. Built in 1902, the existing bridge has long served as a vital rail connection between Albany and Rensselaer, carrying a steady flow of Amtrak trains along the Northeast Corridor. Yet time has caught up with the structure. Its limited speed capacity, aging mechanical systems, and restricted maritime clearance have made replacement not j ... Read more
Atlantic City's Chelsea neighborhood is currently undergoing a transformative infrastructure upgrade with the $8.5 million Chelsea Bulkhead Replacement Project funded by a grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA). Stretching from Albany Avenue to Morris Avenue along the back bay, this initiative is a cornerstone of the city's broader plan to enhance storm resiliency and mitigate future flooding. Construction began in July 2025 and is progressing steadily, with ne ... Read more
In Wilmington, Delaware, Walsh Construction recently completed a short but significant test pile installation that could mark the beginning of larger development in the area. While the long-term plans for the site remain uncertain, rumors suggest a possible container loading facility; the test pile represents an important first step in evaluating soil and ground conditions for future construction. Even a brief project like this carries weight, as it helps shape the groundwork for potential infra ... Read more
Tucked along the industrial arteries of the Port of Tampa, Berth 218 has long served as a workhorse for maritime commerce. But beneath its surface laid a stubborn challenge, a subsurface rock shelf that had quietly resisted previous upgrades. As part of a strategic infrastructure initiative to modernize the port's aging berths, Berth 218 was slated for a full combi wall installation to support heavier loads and improve long-term resilience. The job also included construction of a new 500-foot st ... Read more
Nestled along the picturesque shores of Tampa Bay, the Safety Harbor Marina is undergoing a major transformation aimed at enhancing public access and waterfront infrastructure. Spearheaded by the City of Safety Harbor, this ambitious renovation project began in July 2025 and is slated for completion by December 2026. The scope includes the full demolition and reconstruction of the existing marina, with 288 new pilings being installed to support a modernized pier structure. Once completed, the up ... Read more
Salt Lake City International Airport is entering the final phase of its historic $5.13 billion Terminal Redevelopment Program (TRP), a multi-year effort to modernize one of the busiest hubs in the Mountain West. With construction now in Phase 4, crews are building out 16 new gates on Concourse B-east; five of which are set to open in Fall 2025, and the remaining 11 by October 2026. This final stretch includes extensive airfield paving, jet bridge installations, and interior finishes, all designe ... Read more
