How a $2.3B Florida highway project turned into an $80M courtroom fight

The dispute involving Skanska, Granite and Lane offers a rare look inside a troubled public-private partnership.

Granite to use self-supply capabilities for $32M Alaska highway job

The horizontal infrastructure firm will reconstruct a section of the Parks Highway near Nenana, Alaska, and use a portable crusher and asphalt plant to provide materials.

Appeals Court Upholds Skanska, Granite Win in ‘I-4 Ultimate’ JV Dispute

Appeals court backs Skanska and Granite in long-running breach-of-contract dispute, affirming damages against Lane and reinforcing capital-call enforcement in P3 joint ventures.

Granite scoops up Utah infrastructure contractor

The California-based firm bought Kenny Seng Construction, which focuses on earthwork and site preparation as well as managing a gravel pit and recycling yard. 

Trump plan to use ‘magic’ paint will ruin Eisenhower building, restoration experts say

Mineral silicate-based masonry paint won’t strengthen the exterior granite or keep water out, as President Trump has claimed, 25 specialists say in a Q&A prepared by preservationists suing to stop the renovation project.