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McMillan Pazdan Smith awarded projects by Cherokee nation
McMillan Pazdan Smith and Britt, Peters and Associates have teamed up to design two community centers under construction for the Eastern Band Cherokee following the architecture firm's Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority projects.
AMECO purchased by New York firm
It was the marriage of Daniel Construction Co. to Fluor that brought the Fortune 500 giant to Greenville in 1977. Today, it's Fluor's Greenville-based construction branch that leaves the nest with its $73 million sale to a New York
Gov. McMaster honors 2 Clemson faculty members
Gov. Henry McMaster has recognized two Clemson University faculty members for their contributions to scientific discovery, education and public service.
IPS acquires 2 companies in Washington state
IPS, a Greenville-based company that specializes in service, repair and engineering for electric motors, generators and rotating equipment, has purchased Delta Electric Motors and Eastside Electric Motors in Washington State.
Phil Hughes seeks to create a village at Bridgeway Station
Hughes Investment and the city of Mauldin may have broken ground today on Phil Hughes’ vision for an expansive European-style village a leap away from Interstate 385 and the Swamp Rabbit Trail, but they have been laying the groundw
CU-ICAR fast tracks self-driving cars with Deep Orange 12 project
Thirty universities from Indiana to India will converge on the Indianapolis Speedway this October amid the simmer of hot rubber and squeal of tires in pursuit of the gold and a $1 million purse with the help of CU-ICAR's Deep Orange 12
Clemson develops Nephron robot to help overcome drug shortage
As pharmaceutical shortages stepped into the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic, a partnership between Clemson University and Nephron Pharmaceuticals Corp. sought to address the hold-ups with a team of robots.
Spartanburg County plows ahead on capital projects
Four years after launching a penny sales tax, public construction projects in Spartanburg appear to be going strong despite potential COVID-19 interruptions, according to the Spartanburg County Council.
Greenville engineering firm establishes ninth office with acquisition
Greenville-based science and engineering firm Synterra Corp., recently acquired environmental geology and engineering firm Duncklee and Dunham of Cary, N.C., expanding the company to 180 employees. The unification will bring a ninth S
CU-ICAR to build first technology neighborhood in 15 years
Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research is using a $2 million national economic development grant to support building a new structure in its first new technology neighborhood in 15 years.
Conservation-focused irrigation group comes to Greenville
Conserva Irrigation, a residential and commercial irrigation franchiser with a focus on water conservation, will expand to Greenville with the addition of 14 new territories and seven new franchisees.
85/385 Gateway recognized for operations excellence
Once noted as one of the most dangerous exits in the country, the Interstate 85/385 interchange was recognized across the Southeast for its $300 million design, engineering and construction.
