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By Don McIntosh Culture change is coming. At least, that’s the goal of a broad construction industry coalition that’s begun to meet monthly to talk about ending racial and sexual harassment on Portland-area construction job sites. Conceived last summer after a noose incident on a downtown Portland construction site, the Safe From Hate effort brings together union leaders, general contractors, public agency construction project owners, trade groups, and pre-apprentice training program leaders. More than 60 of them took part in a Dec. 3 Zoom meeting, the group’s third monthly summit, and ...

Share: ÖSTERSUND, Sweden, Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Skanska has signed a contract amendment with the Port of Portland for improvements to the Portland International Airport in Portland, Oregon, USA, in a joint venture with Hoffman Construction Company. Skanska's share of the contract is worth USD 80M, about SEK 670M, which will be included in the US order bookings for the fourth quarter 2020. The contract includes work on the Terminal Core Expansion project, comprising site work, temporary facilities, structure and roofing. Construction is underway and is scheduled for completion in 20...

Architect: Works Progress Architecture LLP Engineer: DCI Engineers General Contractor: Hoffman Construction Submitting Companies: Harsch Investment Properties and DCI Engineers Subcontractors: Acoustic Design Studio, Carlson Testing, Columbia Steel Services, Dallas Glass, Environmental Science Associates, Fire Protection Consulting, GeoDesign, Graelic, JLL Portland, Marion Construction, RWDI, R.F. Stearns Portland is renowned for its relatively small city blocks, as well as the large number of odd-shaped properties in the central city core, particularly those situated near the I-5 and I-84 fr...

Replacement Washington Park reservoir project reaches milestone December 10 2020 The Portland Water Bureau hosts an online celebration to mark the completion of the $205 million underground reservoir. The project to replace the water reservoir in Washington Park reached a milestone when the final concrete slab was poured on Monday, Dec. 7. The new 12.4-million-gallon reservoir is expected to begin providing water to more than 360,000 west side customers in the spring. The Portland Water Bureau marked the completion with an online celebration that included comments by some of t...