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Construction firms in the city question the implementation and enforcement of required inoculations in the private sector.

Drones have been gaining traction in industrial fields for some time, and offer a usable solution to inspecting buildings high off the ground.

A Dodge Construction Network survey found that while industry workers are open to change, barriers like tech issues and bad data stand in the way of f…

The pipeline of work at most construction firms took a major hit from COVID-19, but is on the upswing again just as the omicron variant emerges.

Contractors are tracking IIJA funds as they begin to flow to agencies, but experts caution it's still too early to count on new infrastructure wor…

While not sufficient to cover all needed repairs and upgrades, the new legislation marks a massive investment into hydropower and dam safety.

The investment is the federal government's most significant effort to address the country's lead pipes, though it's likely not enough to r…

A judge's ruling on vaccine mandates in Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee last week is the latest in a "quagmire of regulations" affecting construction…

Set to take effect Dec. 27, the city's decision may play a role in putting the issue of vaccine mandates before the U.S. Supreme Court, according …

Nearly 1,000 shipping containers make up Qatar's modular arena, which can be disassembled and converted into smaller venues, architects say.