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- Aug 28, 2026
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Boston’s Matthews Arena Redevelopment Hits Asbestos (opens the original)
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Asbestos will slow Northeastern University’s project to turn the former Matthews Arena into a new multipurpose athletics and recreation facility, scooting the completion date back nine months from fall 2028 to spring or summer 2029. “Based on the extent of the affected area, the remediation plan will require very controlled removal and appropriate disposal of a substantial amount of soil across the site,” Brett Sweet, senior vice president for finance and administration at Northeastern, said in
Team Boosts Radioactive Waste Removal From Underground Tanks at DOE Hanford Site (opens the original)
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Cleanup at the U.S. Energy Dept.'s 560-sq-mile Hanford nuclear waste site in eastern Washington state entered a new phase as it expands removal of 56 million gallons of radioactive and chemical waste long stored in leak-prone underground single-shell tanks and begins integrating a new treatment and disposal approach. In August, site contractor Hanford Tank Waste Operations and Closure, a joint venture of BWXT, Amentum and Fluor Corp., completed a 79,000-gallon waste retrieval from one tank and p
Oregon-Washington I-5 Bridge Project Moves Toward Construction (opens the original)
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A $14.4-billion bi-state program to replace the aging Interstate 5 bridge corridor between Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash., is moving toward construction with procurement of its first major contract for the project’s initial phase. The Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) program issued the RFQ this week for the $3.9 billion first phase of the $7.8 billion Columbia River Bridge Replacement project to replace the bridge with a seismically resilient modern structures. The wider program, which
Bridging the Gap at Alaska’s Juneau Creek (opens the original)
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The largest single-span steel plate girder bridge launch in the nation wasn’t about setting records. Alaska’s Juneau Creek Bridge design was a matter of necessity. The fully erected steel plate girder bridge, featuring a 440-ft main span hovering 285 ft above the Juneau Creek, was part of the larger Sterling Highway project. It offered a logistical challenge but was chosen among over a dozen bridge types due to the unique constraints brought by the mountainous site. As the Alaska Dept. of Transp
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