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A federal judge orders funding restored for CTA projects after a DOT-ordered freeze, allowing projects to continue and averting imminent deadline for contractor demobilization.
Studio Joseph and Shawmut have a nearly $31M assignment to build one of the first public buildings in New York City using the material.
First-generation immigrant is changing industry perceptions and leading girls to pursue new paths for the future.
Several home building groups want to see certain provisions including those related to build-to-rent and manufactured homes changed before the legislation advances further.
Founded in 1965, SkillsUSA has become one of the United States’ top student workforce development organizations.
In a merit-based industry such as construction, it’s common for employers to promote members of their crew to higher levels based on excellent performance.
The contractor won the last of seven mainline projects along an 11-mile stretch of the thoroughfare along the Pacific coast in Santa Barbara.
The union membership group and safety research organization have joined forces with Hard Hat Courage, the program run by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
If commercialized, the panels could turn waste products from timber and water treatment into a sustainable construction material.
The Big Apple remains one of the costliest places to build high-rises, Turner filed a lien on a condominium in North Carolina and more news builders may have missed this week.
The startup, which aims to provide builders with better data visibility, counts Turner Construction, Suffolk Construction and DPR Construction among its customers.
The company discussed how its AI approach to cement and concrete development can help producers compete on cost and build supply chain resilience.
