Workers overwhelmed, distracted by email
Thirty percent of workers say they have purged or abandoned their inbox, a survey found.
Author: construction dive
Michigan tribes launch first-of-its-kind construction company
Three Native American groups have created Aki Construction, which has already started projects in the Midwest.
As initial waivers end, builders will feel the impact of Buy America law
The regulations will impact all federally funded infrastructure projects in the United States, not just those that receive IIJA money.
Tech sector decline saps office construction comeback
In-office occupancy is at the highest level since the pandemic began, but Big Tech's woes have undercut the office sector's recovery, a Newmar…
Turner teams up on $1B EV battery recycling plant build
The country’s largest contractor partnered with Kokosing Industrial and SSOE Group to win a design-build contract for EV battery materials recycle…
$2.2B Texas DOT projects aim to provide Dallas-area traffic relief
A Fluor/Balfour Beatty JV recently completed the I-35 expansion, and a Kiewit/Austin Bridge & Road JV will do the I-20 work.
5 charts that hint at what’s in store for construction in 2023
The industry will continue to face labor shortages, high materials costs and other headwinds, but infrastructure will be a bright spot.
Apartment transactions plummet
The multifamily sales market won't take off until interest rates stabilize, says CBRE exec.
Turner hits milestone at $160M Seattle Aquarium expansion
The project team has completed the concrete pour for the curved main tank at the facility's new Ocean Pavilion.
ABC: As construction adds jobs, recession is more likely
The surge of jobs in November won’t necessarily be positive for employers, as a downturn continues to threaten the U.S. economy.
