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SEAW hosts inaugural Seattle awards

By NINA MILLIGAN

Structural engineers, industry partners and emerging professionals gathered from across the state to celebrate “significant structural engineering achievements” of Seattle chapter members.

40 mayors worldwide endorse a pact to shape data center development

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT and ANTON L. DELGADO

Forty mayors from around the world have signed onto a pact announced Tuesday to try to shape how urban data centers are built and operated.



New I-5 HOV lanes open in DuPont

By JOURNAL STAFF

New HOV lanes are opening in the coming weeks in DuPont as crews with Washington State Department of Transportation contractor Guy F. Atkinson Construction finalize work on the $240 million I-5 Mounts Road to Steilacoom-DuPont Road Corridor Improvements project.


$21M reconfiguration for Husky Terminal yard

By JOURNAL STAFF

Husky Terminal & Stevedoring, a marine freight terminal operator at the Port of Tacoma, is seeking bids for the first phase of a reconfiguration project at Husky Terminal.


First Hill apartments could see 25-story replacement

By BRIAN MILLER

Developed on First Hill in 1987, Hilltop Court is a modest midrise holdout in a neighborhood now zoned for much taller construction.



Team selected for $41M UW outpatient medical center expansion

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The University of Washington has selected the design-build team of Lease Crutcher Lewis and NBBJ to modernize and expand its Northwest Outpatient Medical Center (OPMC) at 10330 Meridian Ave. N. in the Licton Springs neighborhood.


Ron Sher is still betting on Bremerton

By BRIAN MILLER

PJ Santos, Hewitt on board for 151-unit development planned near ferry dock.



New stadium needed to keep Whitecaps in Vancouver, MLS Commissioner says

By BEN KULE

Financial hurdles have hit the club despite its success on the pitch. BC Place, the Whitecaps' home since 2011, is government-owned and operated by B.C. Pavilion Corporation, restricting the club from potential revenue streams.



$140M job to remove SR-16 fish barriers

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Washington State Department of Transportation plans to issue a request for qualifications in August for removal of four fish barriers along state Route 16 in Kitsap County. The estimated cost is between $120 million and $140 million.


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June 23, 2026
Salmon Bay Rail Bridge rehab right on track
Earth is moving for new Lynnwood bridge over I-5
Earthwork, Konnerup tapped for Skagit culvert replacements
Euclid opens 139 Capitol Hill units at Tanager
Army seeks private project partners
Lincoln field plan finally advances at Woodland Park
Tacoma industrial building now offers space for creatives
LA warehouse fire still smoldering
ST board to vote on Link advances

June 22, 2026
Enso
SR-167 expressway final stage readies for kickoff post-FIFA
BECU continues Thurston County expansion with new locations in Tumwater, Lacey
With Amazon support, plus Cliff Avril's backing, Exxel Pacific to build affordable Capitol Hill units
Duwamish area data center plan doubles in size
L&I eyes plumber rule changes
17 Green Lake units proposed
23 Rainier Valley units planned

June 18, 2026
GC/CM sought for $116M University Place high school remodel
Quarterra plans 294 Snohomish units
Navy launches $30B shipyard contract, with big work in Bremerton
Builder sought for W. Seattle park
Trump administration to buy back another energy company's offshore wind leases for 4 more projects

June 17, 2026
Weigh in on Ballard's Burke-Gilman ‘missing link'
ABC: Contractor backlog surges
Generations Place now open
Carmel is topped on the Bowden, with 573 Overlake units near station
Ballmer's new Family Housing Fund offers no interest loans
Amazon to invest $10B in Missouri data center
Steel rises at $2B Las Vegas stadium


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