Engineering News-Record, Sept 26, 2011 (Back Issue) 70% off Philippines

The construction resource.

In this issue, contents are the following:

• When sensors on the I-10 Twin Span Bridge go into service in New Orleans on October, engineers expect a surge of data.
• Slim margins and uncertainty making inflation dangerous
• Equipment prices are inching back up
• Workers' compensation rates are starting to climb
• Flat, one-year pacts highlight collective bargaining in 2011
• Energy: Solyndra flap raises ire
• Tax law provision driving wind-farm development
• Wind-energy industry setting safety standards as it grows
• Power-line plans advance in Southwest, lag in Northwest
• New hydro capacity coming from retrofits of existing dams
• Tampa Bay Water's use of DBO not serving as a model, so far
• Contractor building 11-mile slurry wall for TVA's coal ash
• Final report on Deepwater Horizon explosion released
• Border project mishap hurts 17
• Boss in asbestos-abatement training scam sentenced
• Infrastructure ratings merge