Percentage of women in construction higher than ever
The share of women employed in construction has steadily increased since 2016, a new analysis found.
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Target pivots to larger stores with new 150K-square-foot format
The concept is 20,000 square feet larger than the company average, with more space for pickup services, fulfillment and merchandise.
Online map tracks IIJA funding
The American Society of Civil Engineers’ resource allows users to explore examples of what’s being done with infrastructure act money.
Suffolk sees opportunity and a ‘swift rebound’ out West
Construction Dive spoke with the Boston-based firm's new business development lead for Northern California about life sciences, being nimble and a…
Superior nabs 2 Florida road projects for $112.5M total
The work entails I-4 interchange repairs near Orlando as well as improvements to I-295 and U.S. 17 in Northeast Florida.
Total construction starts jump 8% following two-month decline
Nonresidential and nonbuilding starts lead the increase, while residential starts tumble, according to the Dodge Construction Network report.
NYC nonprofit trains, connects construction workers to employers
In Construction Dive’s latest Help Wanted column, Building Skills NY highlighted how it sees itself as the “quarterback” of the recruiting proce…
Second worker dies on Port Tampa Bay project
An unidentified worker died when two different bundles of lumber struck him Wednesday morning.
How to prioritize retention in 2023
As the economy wavers, employers may need to turn their sights to retention rather than recruiting.
$16B Hudson tunnel project for Amtrak set to begin construction in late 2024
A project to repair 112-year-old Amtrak tunnels under the Hudson River, damaged by Superstorm Sandy, and add a two-track tunnel is ready to move for…
