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/PRNewswire/ -- On the heels of extensive growth over the last decade, DPR Construction, one of the nations top technical builders, faced a key question: How...

IOWA BUSINESS HALL OF FAME HONORS REYNOLDS CRAMER, ELIZABETH ‘LIZ’ GARST AND RICK TOLLAKSON GREATER DES MOINES, IOWA (Jan. 17, 2023) – The Greater Des Moines Committee will recognize Reynolds Cramer, Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Garst and Rick Tollakson as the 2022 inductees to the Iowa Business Hal

Chad Word became the newest member of the Douglas County Board of Elections and Registration last week.

NASA’s data shows 2022 essentially tied with 2015.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has unveiled a newly renovated lab that will provide construction management and civil engineering students with an edge for their future careers in Arkansas’s growing construction industry.

A new study shows that models used across the globe to estimate the height of coastal storm waves — critical information when building ports, reinforcing infrastructure and estimating flooding — can differ by several feet.

Excessive water use in the Great Salt Lake’s basin means the lake is set to disappear in the next five years, dozens of researchers warn in a new report. Read more.

Honor of fellow reserved for just 3% of American Society of Civil Engineers members

Utah has months to reverse the lakes decline before its too late, according to a dire report.

Through the partnership, companies gain access to state-of-the-art facilities and expertise in the wind engineering field.