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The article focuses on the 55th annual ENR Award of Excellence celebration, which honors construction industry achievement, will be a series of virtual events taking place 3-7 August, 2020.

The article announces Construction Media Alliance's (CMA) Tudor Van Hampton Award received by the journal's managing editor Scott Blair for Editorial Excellence.

The article announces the periodical's 2017 Award of Excellence presented to Marc Edwards for fighting for water safety in Flint, Michigan at gala in New York City on April 13, 2017, and views expressed by him on work done by his team in Flint, and engineering ethics.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on the winners of the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) awards at the national conference held on July 21, 2016 at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies in St. Petersburg, Florida, including deputy editor Scott Blair, editor-at-large Nadine Post, and Debra Rubin.

The article features architect Jason F. McLennan, recipient of the 2016 Award of Excellence by the "Engineering News-Record" (ENR) journal, and discusses his global ultra-green building movement called Living Building Challenge and the Green Warrior Society program for engineers and architects.

The article informs that a list of Top 25 Newsmakers who served the best interests of the construction industry and the public and Award of Excellence winner between them will be honored at a luncheon gala in New York City on April 7, 2016.

The article announces awards for the journal including the 2014 Carroll H. Dunn Award from the Construction Industry Institute and awards for editorial excellence and design from the American Society of Business Publication Editors.

The article announces that the 2014 Jesse H. Neal Award for Best subject-Related Series was awarded to the team of writers and designers from "ENR: Engineering News-Record" including Buildings Editor Nadie Post and Energy Correspondent Pam Russell for their report on climate adaptation.

The article discusses the selection criteria and processes for choosing the winners of the "Engineering News-Record" Top 25 Newsmakers awards which were handed out at a ceremony in New York, New York on April 18, 2013. Several winners are announced, including Nicaragua's El Rodeo Suspension Bridge project which won an award in the bridges-tunnel category, as well as the SIPOPO Congress Center in Equatorial Guinea which won a cultural project award.

The article focuses on Wayne E. Jones, project manager at the contracting company Traylor Bros., and his receipt of the Award of Excellence by the "Engineering News-Record" periodical.

The article announces that the publication has been presented with two 2012 Jesse H. Neal Awards for business journalism presented by the organization American Business Media for articles on U.S. infrastructure and on Hurricane Sandy.

The article announces the winners of the Jesse H. Neal Awards from American Business Media for business-to-business (B2B) journalism, including the periodicals "ENR: Engineering News-Record," "Architectural Record," and "Green Source."

The article presents information on the 2011 Best Projects competition, an awards program aimed at recognizing construction projects with the best life cycle.

The article announces that five journalist of the journal "ENR: Engineering New-Record" won awards at American Business Media's Jesse H. Neal Awards held in New York City on March 10, 2011, including Jane Kolleeny, Tom Sawyer and Aileen Cho.

The article announces that several "Engineering News-Record" (ENR) editors have received journalism awards from the Construction Writers Association (CWA) and the American Society of Business Publication editors, including Nadine Post, ENR-editor-at-large, who won the CWA Godfrey Award, Tom Sawyer, ENR senior editor and Angelle Bergeron, who received the CWA Boger Award for special reports.

The article announces the recipients of the Jesse H. Neal Awards for 2010 including Tom Sawyer, technology senior editor of the "ENR: Engineering News-Record" periodical, who won in the Best Technical Content category, the periodical "Architectural Record," which won the Best Integrated Package Award, and the periodical "Aviation Week & Space Technology" which won the Best Website Award.

The article announces that the editorial team of the "Engineering News-Record" (ENR) magazine has won several awards from the Construction Writers Association (CWA), including ENR's Midwest bureau chief Tudor Van Hampton and senior editor Tom Sawyer.

The article announces awards given to the writers and staff of the "Engineering News-Record and New York Construction News" including the Boger Awards of the Construction Writers Association to Richard Korman, the Wright Photography Awards to Michael Goodman and Engineering Journalism Award of the American Association of Engineering Societies to Aileen Cho.

The article reports on the award received by the Steam Generating Team, a joint venture between Washington Group International and Framatome ANP, from Engineering News-Record and McGraw-Hill Construction for its achievement in construction of an energy project. The project set world records for steam generator replacement and for reactor coolant system cut-to-fill duration, completed as it was in 63 days and 13 hours.

The article focuses on Dwayne McAninch, chairman and CEO of specialty contractor McAninch Corp. McAninch is legendary among earthmovers and well-known in his community. He has been selected to receive the 41st Award of Excellence presented by the journal "Engineering News Record." His 52 years of work as an earthmover have taken him on a high-speed ride to the top of the Midwest construction scene. His company is very much a family business built around taking good care of employees, who then take good care of customers.

The article reports that periodical "Engineering News-Record (ENR)" was among the award winners honored at the June 21 gala of the American Society of Business Publication Editors. The author says that ENR editors love the drama of construction and see lots of it, but people don't always get to experience the project fully realized. ENR's team led by construction economics editor Timothy J. Grogan won a gold award for feature series for 2004 coverage of the steel price crisis. A team led by business editor Richard Korman won a silver award in the special section category for coverage of construction rescues with the story "Minutes to Live."

The article reports that while representing McGraw-Hill Construction at a ceremony at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point on April 22, 2005 to honor 96 graduating cadets joining the U.S. Army Engineer Regiment, Engineering News-Record's Associate Editor Tom Sawyer was amazed to be called forward and presented with a medal. Sawyer was presented with the Bronze Order of the de Fleury Medal in recognition of his "superb support" for the engineer soldiers. The medal, awarded in bronze, silver and gold, is the Army engineers' highest award. The awarding of the medal was revived in 1989 to recognize significant contributions to Army engineering by soldiers and civilians.

The article presents the views of Washington correspondent of the journal "Engineering News," Sherie Winston about the coverage of the journal's Award of Excellence. Joe Maloney, secretary-treasurer of the Building and Construction Trades Department of American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations was selected to be the 40th recipient of the magazine's Award of Excellence. Winston says that following Joe Maloney around for almost three months gave her an insider's look at his personality.

The article reports on Engineering News-Record periodical editor Emeritus Arthur J. Fox being honored for outstanding achievement, innovation and leadership in transportation construction. He saw the need for intermodal transportation, not just highways, which was very farsighted at the time. Honorees include builders, engineers, equipment innovators, technology and materials innovators, safety pioneers and educators, news media and association executives.

This article focuses on several articles published in the April 07, 2003 issue of the magazine 'ENR: Engineering News Record.' The issue celebrates achievements of the 2003 newsmakers and Award of Excellence Winner Kathi Littmann. She initiated a turnaround in the beleaguered Los Angeles school construction program. Associate Editor Tom Sawyer, embedded with the Army's 130th Engineer Brigade, writes this week about construction in southern Iraq, such as vibratory roller operators building a C-130 airstrip wearing full chemical hazard suits. Andrew G. Wright, managing senior editor, delivered his first file from his position embedded with Navy Mobile Construction Battalion 7 supporting the First Marine Expeditionary Force. His unit landed in Kuwait on March 28, 2003 and he next will be covering the unit's mission into southern Iraq to install a temporary bridge.