Rising cold storage demand drives DHL's $400M expansion
The logistics provider will add six U.S. facilities in a shift from a just-in-time to a just-in-case approach to pharmaceutical distribution.
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Populous designs sole permanent venue for 2022 Olympics
The "Ice Ribbon" speed skating arena seats 12,000 and will serve as a winter sports hub in Beijing after the Games end.
One cordless platform for all
Experience cordless without compromise with Nuron, Hilti's new all-on-one cordless platform. Setting a new standard for the industry, the innovati…
3 solutions to help with labor stability and supply chain certainty in a challenged construction environment
There are three reasons construction leaders are looking to prefab — and more broadly industrialized construction — to improve labor efficiency, p…
Why private construction jobs are requiring surety bonds, too
Bonding is no longer just a requirement for public works projects.
Contractors, local officials clamor to end Seattle-area concrete worker strike
King County officials released a bid request worth more than $30 million for a concrete supplier with unionized workers, pressuring companies to make…
Construction mentor program head: 'We need to do a better job recruiting minorities and women'
ACE Mentor Program of America President Diana Eidenshink said 70% of the students it reaches identify as minorities.
Contractors prepare for enforcement of New York City vaccine mandate
As requirements for private firms ramp up, an official told Construction Dive that the city will focus on educating employers rather than fining them.
11 recent contech funding announcements
Construction technology firms like Bridgit, StructionSite and Brainbox AI have received investor money in recent months.
5 tech tools for contractors to head off COVID-19 claims
The pandemic exacerbated many challenges, but it also fueled tech adoption in construction that could aid with problem-solving and communication.
