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Baltimore’s new Francis Scott Key Bridge is beginning to take shape as crews drive piles into the Patapsco River and build temporary platforms for . The more than $5 billion replacement project remains targeted for completion by the end of 2030. Read more from WTOP News.

From the water, a close look at progress on Baltimore’s new Key Bridge – WTOP News The rebuilding of Francis Scott Key Bridge is hitting key milestones as Maryland moves forward with a new plan for completing the more than $5 billion project.

Professional CM Training + Full SBC Access. One Registration.

This November, is bringing its flagship Professional CM ( ) Course to the SAME Small Business Conference — and your course registration includes full access to SBC.

Strengthen your expertise in the core practices of professional management, including project and program management, contracts, cost, scheduling, quality, safety, risk, sustainability, and technology — all grounded in CMAA’s Body of Knowledge and Standards of Practice.

For professionals working in the federal market, it’s an opportunity to sharpen your construction management skills while experiencing everything SBC has to offer.

🎓 Professional CM Course
➕ Full SAME SBC Access
➡️ One registration. More value.

Register today! https://www.samesbc.org/cmaaform.cfm

Want to sharpen your scheduling skills?

’s CPM Scheduling: Hands-On Practice is a self-paced online resource designed to help you practice forward and backward pass calculations and put your scheduling knowledge to work.

Start practicing today! https://ow.ly/Rvy650ZRzSH

🏆 Which project will be named the 2026 Project of the Year?

This year, 15 outstanding projects were recognized with CMAA Project Achievement Awards — and now it’s time to select the project that will receive our top honor.

Take a few minutes to explore this year’s award-winning projects, learn more about the teams and accomplishments behind them, and cast your vote for the one you think should be named Project of the Year.

🗳️ Voting is open through October 5 at 12:00 p.m.

Then, join us as the winner is announced during the Industry Honors and Awards Event in Denver!

Explore the projects and vote today:
https://ow.ly/poUG50ZSCnw

Managing renovations while operations continue takes careful planning.

Join the CMAA Live Webinar on October 8 to explore practical strategies for managing safety, schedules, and stakeholders in occupied facilities.

Register today! https://ow.ly/Ckrc50ZRzRW

What is the value of professional credentials in construction management?

CMAA recently had the opportunity to meet with DCDOT to discuss the importance of the CMIT®, CACM®, and CCM® construction management credentials and the value credentialed professionals can bring to owners, organizations, and project teams.

Thank you to our presenters for sharing their expertise and perspectives:

🔹 Barbara Reynolds, CCM, Project Delivery Leader, RK&K
🔹 Michelle Roberts, PE, CCM, Project Delivery Leader, HDR
🔹 Beau Hoyt, PE, CCM, Mega Project Engineer, Virginia Department of Transportation
🔹 Nicholas C. Soto, CAE, Vice President of Professional Development, CMAA

Interested in learning more about CMAA credentials and what they can mean for you or your organization? Explore your options: https://www.cmaanet.org/certification

A $9.2 billion Tennessee highway project could become the largest public-private partnership concession for an interstate choice lanes project in the U.S.

The project would add optional choice lanes along I-24 between Nashville and I-840. Read more in Construction Dive.

$9.2B Tennessee highway project picks construction team The proposal represents the largest public-private partnership concession for an interstate choice lanes project in the U.S., per an announcement from Gov. Bill Lee.

Strengthen your skills with ’s Standards of Practice online program!

Explore self-paced courses covering essential areas of professional management while earning CMCI Renewal Points and PDHs.

Choose the topics that matter most to you or purchase the full curriculum! https://ow.ly/ILUV50ZRzOj

Productivity in isn’t a single fixed number. How work is planned, paid, organized, and performed can significantly affect productivity, with important implications for project schedules, costs, and workforce decisions. Read more on Medium.

The Productivity Paradox in Construction: The Number Behind Time and Cost A productivity rate may appear to be a simple unit-rate or planning input, but it is one of the variables used to translate quantity into…