Alpine Engineering: Ramcharger 8 Continues a History of Chairlift Innovation
March 31, 2021 in Featured , Articles , Feature
Alpine Engineering: Ramcharger 8 Continues a History of Chairlift Innovation

Big Sky Resort’s Ramcharger 8 is the first eight-seat chairlift in North America and one of the most technologically advanced chairlifts in the world. (Big Sky Resort) The most modern chairlift ever built in North America now is open at Montana’s Big Sky Resort. Montana’s Big Sky Resort, where wide-open spaces meet dramatic peaks to provide world-class ski experiences, is the second-largest ski resort in the United States by acreage. Opened in 1973 and founded by Montana n...

A Blueprint for Stormwater Mitigation: Coral Springs Proactively Addresses Multiple Concerns and Strategies
March 31, 2021 in Featured , Articles , Feature
A Blueprint for Stormwater Mitigation: Coral Springs Proactively Addresses Multiple Concerns and Strategies

  As the U.S. population mushrooms in some areas and development continues to create impervious surfaces, both factors put increased demand on stormwater infrastructure. With more-frequent and intense storms and snowmelt on top of flooding events, an increasing amount of runoff from impervious surfaces risks flooding of communities, stream erosion and water pollution. The U.S. stormwater infrastructure received a D grade in the newest American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE...

Biden kicks off effort to reshape U.S. economy with infrastructure package
March 31, 2021 in News , Featured , Financial
Biden kicks off effort to reshape U.S. economy with infrastructure package

(Reuters) - President Joe Biden on Wednesday will call for a dramatic and more permanent shift in the direction of the U.S. economy with a roughly $2 trillion package to invest in traditional projects like roads and bridges alongside tackling climate change and boosting human services like elder care. He also aims to put corporate America on the hook for the tab, which is expected to grow to a combined $4 trillion once he rolls out the second part of his economic plan in April. Coupled with...

Autodesk U.S. Construction Outlook 2021 Report Finds Commercial Bidding Activity Has Surpassed Pre-Pandemic Levels
March 16, 2021 in News , Featured
Autodesk U.S. Construction Outlook 2021 Report Finds Commercial Bidding Activity Has Surpassed Pre-Pandemic Levels

Despite forecasted drop in non-residential spending for 2021, real-time bidding data from BuildingConnected suggests short-term relief is en route as delayed or rescheduled projects come back online   SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Mar. 16, 2021 – Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) today released the “Construction Outlook 2021: Risks & Opportunities” report, a new study that dives into macro industry trends across five areas including growth, health and construction safety, labor, supply chain and design....

Transportation Getting $100B From $1.9T COVID Package
March 15, 2021 in News , Featured , Financial
Transportation Getting $100B From $1.9T COVID Package

The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, known as the American Rescue Plan or ARP recently reconciled between the House of Representatives and the Senate and signed into law by President Joe Biden on March 11, allocates $100 billion to transportation. [Above photo of President Joe Biden signing the ARP into law. Photo via the White House.] According to funding breakdown issued by Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., chair of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, the final version o...

ASCE: Investment Gap Up To $2.59 Trillion, Bold Action Needed;  ASCE’s Infrastructure Report Card Gives U.S. ‘C-’
March 3, 2021 in News , Featured
ASCE: Investment Gap Up To $2.59 Trillion, Bold Action Needed; ASCE’s Infrastructure Report Card Gives U.S. ‘C-’

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) today released the 2021 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure, its latest quadrennial assessment of the nation's infrastructure. The Report Card gives the U.S. an overall ‘C-’ grade and finds the country is spending just over half of what is required to support the backbone of the economy.     The study evaluated 17 categories of infrastructure, with grades ranging from a ‘B’ for Rail to a ‘D-’ for Transit. For the first...

Conference Preview IECA and Geosynthetics Conferences Combining for Online Event
February 8, 2021 in Events , Event Coverage , Featured , Articles
Conference Preview IECA and Geosynthetics Conferences Combining for Online Event

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Map Your City, Even from the Comfort of Your Home
February 4, 2021 in Featured , Articles , Feature
Map Your City, Even from the Comfort of Your Home

It’s possible to make data accessible by anyone and get the job done anywhere, anytime. If 2020 taught us anything, it taught us that we must be remote. Many involved in mapping and planning cities are realizing that not only do things change, they change fast. With that change comes a massive amount of new and updated data, and staying current requires the skillful deployment of digital data management. For cities—where more than half of the world’s population lives—that data and cadastra...

A Big Deal by Any Measure: Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Opens for Business
February 4, 2021 in Featured , Articles , Feature
A Big Deal by Any Measure: Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Opens for Business

  Currently clunkily named, but impressive by every other measure, the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement opened all six vehicle lanes to traffic on Oct. 5, 2020, marking the triumphant conclusion to a seven-year, $1.47-billion project that may well turn out to be the most significant and successful infrastructure achievement in California this decade. Headlining superlatives include the following: • With two towers reaching 515 feet into the sky, it will be the second-tallest cable-stay...

North Dakota Wildlife Crossing Improves Highway Safety for Animals and People
February 4, 2021 in Featured , Articles , Feature
North Dakota Wildlife Crossing Improves Highway Safety for Animals and People

To help reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and protect North Dakota’s bighorn sheep population, a wildlife underpass was completed recently as part of a $38.5 million project along U.S. 85 that replaced the historic Long X Bridge over the Little Missouri River south of Watford City. From the American antelope to white-tailed deer, every western U.S. state has migratory big game herds, and many of these migrations cross a major transportation corridor. The loss can be hundreds of animals ea...

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