The Lake Oswego, Oregon-based general contractor plans to complete the Washington project in 2032, according to a news release.
Categories:
Related Post
Construction project stress cools after ‘turbulent year’
The improvement in delays, abandonments and on-hold projects caused the index to reach one of…
Job openings stagnate as labor churn flattens
Hires, layoffs and quits were historically low in April, while employers held onto valuable skilled…
After a decade, Balfour Beatty’s CFO to step down
Phil Harrison, who joined the firm in 2015 and helped turn its finances around, will…