Military Construction Part III:
Navy Work Ramps Up
2nd Quarterly Cost Report

• June 28 Issue

• June 7 Ad Close

June 14 Materials Due

In this installment of our Milcon series, ENR looks at the billions of dollars worth of work being managed by the U.S. Navy as it realigns landside facilities globally to support new deployment of its sailors and equipment at sea. The Navy, which also manages Marine Corps construction, is now pushing to meet BRAC and stimulus spending deadlines in 2010, and has major U.S. facilities under way, from Bethesda Naval Hospital in Washington to Camp Pendleton in California, as well as overseas in Haiti, Guam and elsewhere. The story will explore this mission and the successes and challenges encountered to date.

2nd Quarterly Cost Report
This issue will include ENR’s annual update on compensation pay for contractors and construction managers.

Top 500 Design Firms Sourcebook
Top Green Design Firms
Workforce Solutions

• July 5 Issue

• June 14 Ad Close

June 21 Materials Due

The ENR Top 500 Design Firms Sourcebook is a detailed guide to the construction industry’s top 500 largest construction engineers, architects, environmental designers and geotechnical designers and their market specializations. The Sourcebook describes key trends and major projects in many different construction markets and ranks firms in almost 50 specific market sectors.

Top Green Design Firms
ENR will gauge the level of activity in the sustainability movement, by ranking design firms based objectively on their revenue from projects registered with such third-party groups as the U.S. Green Building Council among others. This list, like our recently published “Top Green Contractors” list, has created a lot of buzz in the industry. It will draw the interest and attention of readers of all types with an interest in green.

Web News & Updates

• July 12 Issue

 

  

Infrastructure: Next Generation Transportation Series – Evolving Project Delivery Methods

• July 19 Issue

• June 28 Ad Close

July 5 Materials Due

In recent years, transportation agencies and builders have begun to accept design-build, CM-at-Risk, and other alternatives to traditional design-bid-build as integral “tools in the toolbox.” These tools are constantly being tweaked and improved upon across different modes of transportation. This ENR feature will examine best practices and options to date, including evolving efforts to build new infrastructure with methods such as performance payments, private activity bonds, public-private partnerships and congestion pricing. There may be experiences in one mode of transportation that could be applicable to another.

Top International Design Firms

• July 26 Issue

• July 5 Ad Close

July 12 Materials Due

This issue ranks the 200 largest engineering, architectural and environmental design firms from around the world. It also ranks the largest firms in a wide variety of market sectors and geographic markets. In addition, readers will hear insights from the top executives of these firms about the markets and issues affecting construction around the world. This issue is an ENR survey issue, and used as a reference tool throughout the industry.

 

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