Washington Bureau Chief/Engineering News-Record
Tom Ichniowski is the Washington Bureau Chief at Engineering News-Record. He specializes in construction and real estate, as well as aviation and aerospace, often covering topics related to airlines, business leaders, and the impacts of Congress and ESG policies. Tom's work is featured in Engineering News-Record.
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Tom's coverage indicates a focus on national government actions, infrastructure, transportation, and legislation in the United States. He predominantly covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to business & industry, politics, and transportation.
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By: Tom Ichniowski
Narrow majorities in Congress and bipartisan support for existing infrastructure spending may complicate any broad shift in policy, ARTBA's Dave Bauer says.
By: Tom Ichniowski, Pam McFarland, Debra K. Rubin
Which category of construction posted the best November gains?
By: Tom Ichniowski
By: Tom Ichniowski
Besides Corps funding, the legislation has sections dealing with non-Corps agencies, such as the Federal Highway Administration and the General Services Administration.
All industry segments recorded jobs increases, some small.
The awards announced in the waning days of the Biden administration include grants for road and rail construction, as well as airport work and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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