Infrastructure coordinators help cities pursue funding, evaluate projects
In the spirit of wanting to "dig once" for infrastructure improvements, local governments tap project coordinators as they access millions in fede…
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Supply chain backups postpone apartment openings
Without properties to show, managers rely on communication and technology to pre-lease units and soothe resident anxiety.
Infrastructure act will draw workers to trades, but training is key: Walsh
The IIJA will start to yield physical projects in six to eight months, the Labor secretary said at a recent online event, and he doesn’t expect t…
Vietnam-based contractor enters US, Canadian markets with lofty goals
Hoa Binh Construction intends to open its first U.S. office this quarter, then forge partnerships with existing builders and acquire subcontractor…
2 years after George Floyd's death: progress yet 'unfulfilled promises' in construction
"I'm working with people who at least aren't openly racist" anymore, one worker said. Construction pros reflect on what's changed — an…
Is the seller-doer model right for your AEC firm?
Read on to find out what factors to consider before making the switch and how to set your seller-doers up to thrive.
Staffing shortages stress remaining workers, survey shows
As the workplace rearranges itself in the wake of the pandemic, burnout has taken its toll.
The Stop WOKE Act may put a 'strategic pause' on DEI efforts
If the controversial legislation goes into effect as written, it will dampen and in some instances end employer efforts to foster growth.
The 8 largest OSHA fines of Q1 2022
For trench safety, fall protection and other violations, the agency doled out hefty fines to contractors across the country, including one for $1.2 m…
Boldt Co.'s 'gatekeeper' program offers mental health, suicide support
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Construction's suicide rate is among the highest of any industry.
