How The Valley Children’s Healthcare Microgrid Project Is Helping The Environment
Valley Children’s microgrid combines on-site solar generation, energy storage and fuel cells into an integrated system designed to provide reliable,…
Valley Children’s microgrid combines on-site solar generation, energy storage and fuel cells into an integrated system designed to provide reliable,…
When Skanska broke ground on the Wake County Public Health Center, the construction giant launched a project with the potential to be a model for future public health facilities.
WASHINGTON — A bill to strip the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) from managing construction projects more than $100 million cleared a legislative hurdle on July 22. The bill passed the House Veterans Affairs Subcommittee on Health on a unanimous voice vote.
The bill, HR. 3106, the Construction Reform Act of 2015, strips the VA of all construction management authority on projects more than $100 million and transfers it to non-VA federal entities, such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or the General Services Administration (GSA).