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New Navigation Channel
Among the facilities needed to accommodate Pier 400 at the Port of Los Angeles (POLA) was a new navigation channel to handle the increased container and liquid bulk traffic that the port...

Twenty-First Century Terminal
The Port of Los Angeles is already the busiest container facility in the United States, and the eighth busiest in the world. In 2000 it handled some 112 million tons (102 million Mg) of...

Raising the Bar of BART
Although it was originally designed to withstand a strong earthquake, and did so admirably in 1989, the Bay Area Transit (BART) system was recently evaluated to determine its ability to...

Small Business Report: Developing a Solid Business Plan

Contractors May Collect Damages for Violation of Rules

Court Finds No Evidence for Claim of Unfair Interference

Lack of Hearing Does Not Violate Contractors' Rights

In Response to the Roundtable

The Lessons of September 11

Still More Redesign Kudos

Energy Policy Shifts from Supply to Safety

Structures: Chicago Stadium Renovation Combines Old and New

Wind Engineering: Researchers Study Potential of Wind-Powered Buildings

Storm Water: Stand-Alone Wet-Weather Facility Will Treat CSOs

Bridges: Long Cable-Stayed Span Planned for St. Louis

Construction: Stack Removal Requires Unique Scaffolding System

Bridges: Georgia's Longest Span Opens River to Safer Navigation

Buildings: Specialized Structure to House Supercomputer

Wastewater: Los Angeles Considers Injecting Biosolids beneath Harbor

Light-Rail: Sacramento Transit Lays Track in Existing Rail Corridor

 

 

 

 

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