Rider Levett Bucknall
Navy Opens Bidding on Multibillion-Dollar Contract for New Dry Dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
The Navy has opened bidding on a multibillion-dollar contract to build a Multi-Mission Dry Dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton.
Skanska Lands $294,100 Forest Service Grant to Tackle Insurance Costs Holding Back Tall Mass Timber
A Skanska-led team of insurers, engineers and architects will spend two and a half years documenting how to insure mid- and high-rise mass...
UW Breaks Ground on $231.1MM, 105,000 SQFT Chemical Sciences Building in Seattle
The University of Washington has started construction on a five-story chemistry research and teaching building that replaces a 1950s library. Its budget is...
Varamini Family Plans Sid’s Tavern Sports Bar in Former Burbs Burgers Space Near Lumen Field
The family behind Gantry Public House has filed to open a second sports bar and restaurant, Sid's Tavern, in a vacant Pioneer Square...
Everett Community College Pushes Back $38MM Baker Hall Rebuild, Cuts 10,000 SQFT From Plans
A 1962-era academic building will still come down this summer, but rising costs have forced the college to shrink and delay its replacement....
Cranes Tell the Story: Mapping Construction Activity in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
Mixed Construction Landscape Across Major West Coast Cities The construction industry across four major West Coast cities presents a varied picture in early...
Crane Counts Fall as Portland and Seattle Navigate Shifting Construction Priorities
The Pacific Northwest’s construction landscape is entering a recalibration phase, with both Portland and Seattle posting significant drops in crane activity as of...
New Crane Index Shows Count has Reached All-Time High, Exceeding 500
By The Registry Staff Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB), an international property and construction consultancy firm, has just released its Crane Index and Quarterly...
Report: Recovery for North American Construction Industry is an “Alphabet Soup of Possibilities”
By Meghan Hall The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the construction industry was immediate; construction sites were forced to close due to...
