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Historic RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., Set to Be Demolished in Late January

The long-anticipated demolition of RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., is set to begin in late January, according to Events DC, the district's official convention and sports authority. In a statement posted Jan....


Clark Construction Brings Together High School Educators Across D.C. Region for Crafting Futures Event

On Oct. 16, Clark Construction Group hosted an event for high school educators entitled Crafting Futures. Planned in partnership with Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE), the event was an impactful step toward addressing the projected workforce shortage facing our nation's construction and infrastructure market, by helping career counselors, STEM teachers and internship and apprenticeship coordinators get smart about construction and gain a better understanding of the skilled trades and rewarding career paths in our industry....


National Utility Contractors Association of Metro DC's Foundation for Education Grants Six Scholarships

The board of directors of the National Utility Contractors Association of Metro DC's Foundation for Education (the Foundation) announced the recipients of its 2024 scholarships. The Foundation was launched in 2017 to support young leaders interested in the construction and utility excavation industries....


Lenkin Enterprises Chooses Potain MDT 809 Cranes for Major Projects in D.C. Area

Washington, D.C.-based contractor Lenkin Enterprises has selected two Potain MDT 809 tower cranes for important construction projects in Potomac, Md., and Washington, D.C. The Potain cranes are essential for two challenging developments: the renovation of a private modern art museum, and the repurposing of an office building at Georgetown University....


National Park Service to Begin Repair of D.C.'s Tidal Basin, West Potomac Seawalls

The National Park Service (NPS) announced March 13 that it is preparing to begin a three-year, $113 million rehabilitation of the seawalls around Washington, D.C.'s Tidal Basin and along the Potomac River through West Potomac Park....


Washington Metro to Begin First Three-Year Modernization Effort Later This Summer

Plans for a series of major capital projects over the next three years were announced Feb. 9 by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), more commonly known as the Metro. In total, the agency will spend $12.4 billion to carry out a six-year modernization of its entire system, Including upgrades to Metro's railcar and railcar facilities, track and structures, station and passenger facilities, bus, bus facilities, Paratransit, business and operations support....


Washington's Metro Begins High-Rise Residential Project at North Bethesda Station

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, better known as the Metro, held a groundbreaking Jan. 8 for a new high-rise residential building being constructed at the North Bethesda Metro Station....


Washington's NBA, NHL Teams to Tentatively Move to New Arena in Alexandria, Va.

The owner of the Washington, D.C., pro basketball and hockey teams has reached a nonbinding agreement to move the teams from the city's downtown to a future arena in northern Virginia as soon as 2028, shaking the regional sports landscape and teeing up sharp debate among local and state lawmakers who could make or break the deal....


Crews Craft New D.C. 'Front Door'

Over the past decade, Fort Myer Construction has undertaken significant infrastructure projects that have enhanced Washington, D.C., in both aesthetic and practical ways. Fort Myer is reconstructing a 7.5-mi....


HITT Leads One Million Sq. Ft. Development in D.C.

The mantra for exceptional real estate has always been: "location, location, location." Developer Redbrick LMD has captured that spirit by building an almost 1 million-sq.-ft. apartment building with 757 units....


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