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 Director Bill Kiger walks through the 24 hour service area of Pennsylvania One Call System Inc., located in West Mifflin. Bill has been with the Call Center for 42 years.

Pennsylvania One Call works to guide excavators to break ground safely

11 months ago

The safe digging organization has been based in Allegheny County since it was founded in 1972.



 Workers move to reinforce beams on the Liberty Bridge that were damaged in a fire last fall. The bridge was closed for several weeks while repairs were completed.

Infrastructure: our ailing economic engine

11 months ago

The failure to repair or replace aging roads, bridges and other infrastructure slows economic growth and makes our economy less competitive.



In The Lead / Top 50 2017 -- How infrastructure is driving Pittsburgh's economy

11 months ago

Click to our in-depth report In The Lead / Top 50 2017 -- How infrastructure is driving Pittsburgh's economy.



 The iron railing along Fort Pitt Boulevard in Downtown Pittsburgh.

Ornate bridge railings send a message about Pittsburgh, vital role of infrastructure

11 months ago

They are among the little details that add to Pittsburgh’s quality of life, and need to be preserved.



 Jeremy Waldrup, CEO of the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership.

Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership aims to keep the area growing

11 months ago

Anyone who has experienced Downtown Pittsburgh can testify to a vitality that has grown exponentially over this decade.



 Brothers Steven, David and Joseph Massaro run the Massaro Corp. founded 50 years ago by their father, Joseph Massaro Jr. They're standing in frong of the Empire Apartments construction site at Centre Avenue and North Craig Street intersection in Oakland.

Construction firm Massaro has its fingerprints all over region

11 months ago

Massaro has grown into one of the region’s largest contractors. Last year, it did $185 million worth of construction business.



 Mount Washington Senior Center undergoes restoration work. Graciano Corp., under an agreement with the City of Pittsburgh, has been doing a lot of building-restoration work for the city.

Graciano helps city restore pride in its buildings' appearance

11 months ago

The city of Pittsburgh is catching up on maintenance across its public buildings since its Act 47 designation in 2003.



 Mary Maroadi, president of Maroadi Transfer & Storage with Michelle Abraham and Pat McLaughlin.

Maroadi Transfer & Storage adapts along with region

11 months ago

The ability of Maroadi Transfer & Storage to adapt to the meds-and-eds economy is a testament to its role in the city’s new infrastructure.



 Alco Parking's new North Shore parking garage, scheduled to open in May.

Alco Parking: Recent trends could affect North Shore's parking needs

11 months ago

Alco Parking is wondering if Pittsburgh's North Shore parking crunch could be solved for good within the next decade and a half.



 Bansen Labs Xogo Box

Bansen Labs adapter allows gamers with disabilities to connect with technology

11 months ago

Bansen Labs is developing Xogo,a universal adapter to connect assistive technology to game consoles, smart home devices and cable boxes.



 RoadBotics, is a service that uses windshield cameras to document conditions of roads. A monitor shows the street view, to the left , and the "damaged" area of the street to the right.

RoadBotics takes aim at roadway maintenance

11 months ago

Keeping roads up to speed the goal of Pittsburgh startup Roadbotics



 Matt Denton, an artist, and Sarah Will, a game designer and artist, work at the offices of Simcoach Games in the Strip District.

Video simulations developed by Strip District business can lead to highway construction jobs

11 months ago

The game was developed for the Constructors Association of Western Pennsylvania to attract a new generation to highway construction workers.



 Christina Cassotis, the CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority.

When airport's mission changes, is it time to start tearing down the gates?

11 months ago

Pittsburgh International has too much space and not enough passengers to fill it.



 Senior Chris Joseph welds in Andrew Poppelrieiter's Applied Engineering class in Chartiers Valley High School's Advanced Manufacturing Lab.

Benedum Foundation funds the future through training initiatives

11 months ago

The Benedum Foundation is targeting more grants to skills based education and training programs to better equip workers for energy jobs.



 Paul Boecher, the CEO of American Bridge, in his office at the company's location in Coraopolis, Pa.

American Bridge Co. still working on some of the world's great spans

11 months ago

Few companies doing work with 21st-century infrastructure have as deep a history in 20th — and even 19th — century as American Bridge Co.



 The view of the holiday market at Market Square from the 17th floor of Tower Two Sixty on Forbes Avenue in Downtown from December 2015.

Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership aims to keep the area growing

11 months ago

Anyone who has experienced Downtown Pittsburgh can testify to a vitality that has grown exponentially over this decade.



 Mark Hindsbo, vice president of marketing at Ansys Inc.

Ansys opens new markets with user-friendly software

11 months ago

Ansys seeks to expand accessibility to its engineering simulation software with new, easier-to-use products.



 Charlie and Brian Dolan, owners of Sequoia Waste Solutions in O'Hara, at the Brew House on the South Side, one of the businesses they work with to help streamline their waste management.

Sequoia Waste Solutions is crunching numbers, curbing trash

11 months ago

Sequoia Waste Solutions is engineering a better way to manage businesses’ waste.



 Christopher Whitlatch, chief executive the Mon Valley Alliance, stands in the old Charleroi High School football stadium. Mr. Whitlatch said the MVA plans to turn the stadium into a riverfront park.

Bringing back business to the Mon Valley

11 months ago

The Mon Valley Alliance is trying to jump start new development and bring jobs to towns and industrial sites along the Monongahela River.



 South Hills Interfaith Ministry volunteers Debbie May, center and Elaine Guha help Joanne Orosz, left, of Bethel Park, get her items at the SHIM building in South Park.

A South Hills movement to help families get back on their feet

11 months ago

South Hills Interfaith Movement steps in when families are in need.



 The hunt is on for ways to fund the nation's badly needed infrastructure reinvestment.

Billions needed to restore nation's debilitated infrastructure, but who will pay?

11 months ago

When it comes to footing the bill for infrastructure, it takes more than taxpayers or turning it all over to profit-motivated investors.



 The changing terrain for the new Southern Beltway, near Candor Road in Robinson Township in Washington County.

Robinson Township in Washington County expects growth when Southern Beltway is completed

11 months ago

The Imperial Land Corp. has already installed water and electric infrastructure with hopes of developing the property.



 The Greenfield Bridge is demolished in a controlled explosion over the Parkway East in Greenfield on December 28, 2015.

Greenfield businesses, commuters adapt to closing of key bridge

11 months ago

What would this major rerouting of traffic — expected to last nearly two years — do to the neighborhood?



 Murrysville chief administrator Jim Morrison stands at the entrance to Murrysville with U.S. Route 22 in the background.

High-tech signals keep Monroeville-Murrysville traffic flowing

11 months ago

After success in other communities, PennDOT is looking to synchronize traffic signals along other roads.



 Workers climb over debris left from the implosion of the of the Davis Avenue Bridge.

Loss of Davis Avenue Bridge still felt in North Side neighborhoods

11 months ago

What happens when a community loses a bridge? Just ask the North Side residents who remember the now-demolished Davis Avenue Bridge.



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