Author: construction dive

The project is slated to break ground in 2022 and open to passengers by 2026.

Michael Kennedy, general counsel of the AGC, said the case is part of a bigger trend of plaintiffs trying to hold one contractor liable for another&#…

A new report found that although a majority of American employees support COVID-19 vaccine mandates, they're causing contention at work.

Companies that cater to oil and gas have struggled, while those in sectors like warehouses and infrastructure experienced a boost in new work.

Despite a housing shortage, there has been fierce opposition to a proposed 11-story dormitory, which would house most students in windowless rooms.

Uncertainty is the nature of life — but there is a way to future-proof against jobsite challenges.

Atlantic Coast Utilities and its owner, Laurence Moloney, were among those indicted last week after allegedly lying about past OSHA violations.

A focus on diversity and inclusion has resulted in a 35% female workforce. 

Some wearers reported burns and overheating during charging and use.

Though COVID-19 has disrupted the pipelines of Fluor, Tutor Perini and other public construction firms, most have been resilient, analysts say.