Private delays, abandonments drive project stress higher
This post was originally published on this site Over the past 12 months, non-public developments placed on hold jumped 40%, while abandonments increased 14.1%, according…
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New water infrastructure firm launches in Arizona
This post was originally published on this site RS Contracting will specialize in the construction and rehabilitation of water and wastewater systems.
US DOT opens $1.5B funding round for transit buses and bus facilities
This post was originally published on this site This year’s funding round, part of the 2021 infrastructure law, drops equity- and sustainability-related requirements.
JE Dunn, Nabholz tapped for proposed $825M Arkansas prison
This post was originally published on this site The controversial 3,000-bed detention facility in Franklin County has yet to secure funding.
Seattle manager combines sheet metal work with technology
This post was originally published on this siteOver her 13-year career in the industry, Liz Fong has become an expert in software management, process development…
Stop work order on Empire Wind 1 lifted, Equinor resumes construction
This post was originally published on this site Statements from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum imply that the restart approval…
Theodore Roosevelt’s $400M mass timber library rises in North Dakota
This post was originally published on this site Mercer Mass Timber, working with general contractor JE Dunn, is supplying around 1,800 cubic meters of engineered…
With AI, ‘walk before you run’: Skanska USA exec
This post was originally published on this siteWhen it comes to implementing artificial intelligence on the jobsite, it’s best to start small, according to the…
How new construction execs can set themselves up to succeed
This post was originally published on this site Emerging leaders must be flexible in the face of change while also speaking up for what they…
Backlog hits nearly 2-year high despite tariff worries
This post was originally published on this site Contractors’ expectations for their profit margins grew, but the gains in infrastructure building backlog were erased.