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The construction giant's new online suicide prevention tool offers streamlined access to potentially lifesaving mental health resources.

Around Krog Street Market, two mixed-use buildings and site improvements have transformed property.

Driving trucks, designing roadways, processing payments to vendors and suppliers, coordinating equipment and overseeing health and safety. What do all these activities have in common? On the Oak Hill Parkway project in Austin, Texas, all these tasks are performed by women.

This week, Balfour Beatty joins the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and our industry partners in celebrating the 25th anniversary of Women in Construction Week. United by the mission of “Building Supportive Foundations,” our teams will engage in conversations about the importance of mentoring and career development for women in construction.

Tara Harrington offers advice as a role model for the next generation of women who will join the construction industry.

The University of Oregon continues its preparation of the new Portland campus, working to house students, employees and state-of-the-art academic spaces.