The city of Portland originally planned to build the $74 million Balch Consolidation Conduit using a traditional design-bid-build model. But a review of the risks of the microtunneling project, plus the penalties the city faced if the work wasn’t completed by a federally mandated deadline, led the city to pick an alternative method.
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Rosie the Riveter represented women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II. As men were called to join the military, women were ...
This project will improve traffic, bike, and pedestrian flow through South Beach. While there is currently no traffic impact, construction is set to start this ...
February 2021 Greetings from the Portland Water Bureau. Here's an update on upcoming activities related to the Willamette River Crossing Project. This project ...
Learn more about geotechnical drilling and soil sampling details from Portland Water Bureau Engineer, Tim Collins. Article published by the Daily Journal of Commerce. DJC Article: ...
