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Bryan Gottlieb

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Detroit, New York, United States
As seen in: Engineering News-Record (ENR), LinkedIn, Detroit Metro Times, Orlando Weekly, The Detroit Jewish News, Roofing Contractor, Walls & Ceilings, SEEN Magazine
Covers:  Large-Scale Construction, Heavy-Civil Infrastructure. Government and Regulatory Oversight, Transportation, Technology, Macro Economics, M&A, Environment, Finance, Energy, and Water Use
Doesn't Cover: Residential construction
Business writer covering infrastructure, transportation, energy and construction. SPJ award-winning writer. Editor at @ENR

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Bryan Gottlieb’s Biography

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Bryan Gottlieb is the Online News Editor at Engineering News-Record (ENR), covering infrastructure, regulatory and legislative issues, transportation, labor, and macroeconomic trends. An SPJ award-winning journalist, he’s reported for outlets including Adweek, Roofing Contractor, Detroit Metro Times, and San Diego Daily Transcript.

He earned his undergraduate degree from Boston University and an MA from UCLA.

Bryan Gottlieb’s Journalist Portfolio

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Gateway Funding Freeze Threatens a National Rail Artery

Gateway Funding Freeze Threatens a National Rail Artery

A commentary on how President Trump's unilateral decisions on American infrastructure are having profound con…

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Contractor Compliance Risk Mounts for Firms in White House East Wing Demolition

Contractor Compliance Risk Mounts for Firms in White House East Wing Demolition

Lawmakers and preservationists are raising new questions about the fast-moving White House ballroom project, …

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Ten Minutes with QXO CEO Brad Jacobs

Ten Minutes with QXO CEO Brad Jacobs

Market maker and serial entrepreneur Brad Jacobs' outlines his QXO playbook: disciplined M&A, tech‑driven con…

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Federal Loan Programs Can't Keep Pace with Growing Clean-Water Needs

Federal Loan Programs Can't Keep Pace with Growing Clean-Water Needs

Federal loans now meet less than 2% of U.S. clean-water needs each year-a shortfall even record EPA funding c…

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US Defense Dept. Announces $25B+ in New IDIQ Contract Awards

US Defense Dept. Announces $25B+ in New IDIQ Contract Awards

Pentagon selected firms for flexible indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts, and awarded other la…

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Chevron Plans $5B Blue Hydrogen and Ammonia Project in Texas

Chevron Plans $5B Blue Hydrogen and Ammonia Project in Texas

Energy producer aims to start construction by 2027 to secure U.S. tax credits before they expire under the ne…

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Articles

Foundation Work Begins on Micron's $100B New York Semiconductor Megafab

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Workers have begun placing the foundation for the first fabrication plant at Micron Technology's planned $100-billion semiconductor manufacturing campus in Clay, N.Y., passing a key milestone for what is expected to become the nation's largest chipmaking complex. Gov.
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NCPC Grants Preliminary Approval for Trump Monumental Arch

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The National Capital Planning Commission voted July 9 to grant preliminary approval to President Donald Trump's proposed Monumental Arch at Memorial Circle, moving the project further through federal review.
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Road Projects Capture 77% of $1.74B in BUILD Grants

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The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded nearly $1.74 billion in BUILD grants to 127 transportation projects July 7, directing about 77% of the funding toward road and bridge work while also advancing freight, transit, maritime and aviation infrastructure. The awards include projects in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam and American Samoa. Road projects received approximately $1.33 billion.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering a then-nascent internet advertising medium called the World Wide Web.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

The need to 'grab eyeballs' incentivizes bombastic and least verifiable story elements into a post's teaser copy at the expense of accuracy.

Awards

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2022 - Feature Reporting

"From Gearshifts to Gastronomy": Seen Magazine. A look at the gastronomic emergence in Detroit and how culinary tastes have helped reinvigorate the city, making it a "foodie" destination.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2013 - Editorial Writing

"Throwdown in Motown": An endorsement for mayoral candidate Mike Duggan during Detroit's contentious post-Chapter 13 reemergence.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2013 - Headline Writing
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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2011 - Print: General Columnist

"How the PDF Replaced the PDA": Red Thread Magazine. An editorial on the encroachment of religion into secular governmental affairs.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2010 - Headline Writing

First Place for Headline Writing: "The Stink Over Ink," from Red Thread Magazine.

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