Major Water Infrastructure: Bangladesh’s Padma Barrage is set for an official inauguration between January and March 2027, with construction backed by government funding and designed to reshape agriculture and fisheries across 24 districts. Local Public Works & Traffic: Wisconsin’s Highway 243 Osceola Bridge replacement will close the northern Osceola Landing parking lot and boat ramps next week as a staging area, while Arizona DOT warns of multiple weekend freeway closures tied to widening and bridge work around Loop 101/202/303 and SR 51. Housing & Materials Costs: Connecticut homebuilders say new tariffs of up to 50% on Canadian construction inputs—especially wood—are already hitting project costs and timelines as housing affordability strains worsen. Construction Safety & Disputes: A Newmarket resident calls Yonge Street roadworks “an accident waiting to happen,” citing blocked sightlines and congestion at Yonge and Bristol during a long-running project. Project Milestones: Weeneebayko Area Health Authority marked a key structural milestone for its $1.8B James Bay hospital campus, with patient occupancy targeted for 2030. Data Center Backlash: Kentucky’s Woodford County became the first in the state to permanently ban data center construction, citing land and power intensity concerns. Commercial/Community Builds: Williamsburg approved a $37.2M deal for a new nearly 50,000-sq-ft downtown library, with construction expected to start in April after demolition of the old police station.