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The added expenses will increase customer bills by an average of three cents a month over the entire life of the project, ...
Work on the Corpus Christi water treatment project has been delayed until the end of August, after city council members ...
The Denver City Council approved a 10-year deal with the Dallas-based firm to manage a new rental car hub and transit system.
Young workers don’t realize going into the trades can offer good pay more quickly than pursuing a college-based career, the ...
The data center boom remains hot but tariffs and labor concerns are casting doubt over the construction outlook.
The privately held company announced in a news release that its 2025 first half results included more than $39 billion in ...
AGC officials pointed to ongoing tariff and labor uncertainty as the reason many construction owners may be pulling back on ...
The Boston-based contractor is deepening its footprint in the Golden State, according to General Manager Stephen Green.
CEO Jim Breuer sees more clients taking a “wait-and-see” approach due to trade policy, input costs and interest rates.
Without broader technology use, the construction sector risks becoming a bottleneck in the global artificial intelligence race, according to a new white paper.
The American Heartland project was supposed to draw thousands to Vinita, but nothing has been built besides a fence and ...
Construction Dive rounds up the newest project wins from some of the country’s biggest builders including Lane, Wohlsen and ...