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Crane leg collapse causes 99-ton concrete section to fall
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 13, 2012
A crane weighing nearly 800 tons collapsed on Friday when a footing buckled as it was lifting a 99-ton piece of concrete decking for the new Port Mann Bridge near Vancouver, British Columbia. The damage to the deck has not yet been assessed. The concrete slab will be retrieved from the water, but the project could face a delay. Vancouver Sun (British Columbia), The (02/10) CTV.ca (Canada) (02/10) CBC.ca (Canada) (02/10)
Skanska sees "the greatest possibilities" in the U.S.
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 08, 2012
Tokyo's "Dinosaur Bridge" opens after 10 years of construction
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 13, 2012
4 groups cleared to bid on Tappan Zee Bridge project
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 08, 2012
Senate panel to tap gas tax, IRA levy for transportation bill
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 08, 2012
Study shines a light on builders' risk when pursing LEED
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 14, 2012
Obama's proposed budget includes $476B for transportation
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 13, 2012
NRC's approval to build $14B reactors in Ga. will create 4,000 jobs
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 10, 2012
Bolt failure may have caused collapse at Cincinnati casino
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 13, 2012
Cost of WTC construction surges to $14.8B, audit finds
AGC SmartBrief | Feb 08, 2012
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AGC provides congressional testimony on improving federal contracting
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