Construction Dive

APRIL 12, 2018

territory's buildings, transportation infrastructure and electric grid as strong as possible before June 1. FEMA said it is trying to make the U.S.

Puerto Rico 74

Puerto Rico Transportation Electrical Infrastructure 74

Construction Marketing

DECEMBER 5, 2017

Hurricanes and beyond have ripped apart all kinds of construction and infrastructure and plenty of areas in the US face rebuilding: Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico. Prevent electrical accidents. In the case of wet weather, make sure any electrical cords are not exposed to flooding or other water exposure.

Industrial 178

Industrial Puerto Rico Construction Equipment 178

Business Facilities

OCTOBER 24, 2017

Four weeks after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, 80% of the island remained without electricity, while hurricanes Irma and Harvey produced heavy winds with resulting storm surge that impacted much of Florida and coastal Texas. Hurricanes Maria, Irma, and Harvey ravaged the U.S.

Risk 42

Risk Site Puerto Rico California 42

Buisness Facilities Contributed Content

MAY 12, 2016

Islip boasts the largest industrial corridor in the Long Island region, major infrastructure advantages over surrounding areas, and an Industrial Development Agency (IDA) that has won renown for its continuous ability to attract new businesses. ISLIP: LONG ISLAND’S LARGEST INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR. In 2013, AA Technology Inc., Andrew Cuomo.

New York 40

New York Innovation New York City Airports 40

Building Information Management

APRIL 24, 2012

Subject to the protection of critical infrastructure information and avoidance of disclosure of sensitive information relating to national security, FEMP shall annually publish these results, as well as facility energy usage data, in machine readable formats on agency websites, consistent with applicable OMB guidance. (d) Cloud, Minnesota.

Contract 40

Contract United States Sustainability Security 40

Buisness Facilities Contributed Content

FEBRUARY 14, 2013

workers and has 14 plants, including three in Puerto Rico. a global energy company based in South Africa, decided that Louisiana’s highly developed pipeline infrastructure is perfectly suited to its plans to develop a $10-billion gas-to-liquids processing plant that will enable it to tap into the natural gas bonanza in the U.S.

Deals 85

Deals Georgia Austin Louisiana 85