Kiewit: Computer errors played role in Denver I-70 flooding
Colorado DOT is still investigating how much the contractor and its JV partner Meridiam will pay in fines after a portion of its highway project flood…
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Investment in structures tumbles in Q3
Real nonresidential investment posted its steepest decline since the second quarter of 2020, even as the U.S. economy expands, according to an Associa…
Cemex selects 8 winners of its Construction Startup Competition
The companies target different challenges in the building process, such as increasing productivity and reducing carbon emissions.
4 major California employment law changes for 2023
Major themes include compensation and leave, but employers also will need to note legislation that adds new retaliation protections, attorneys said.
Top markets to buy, sell apartment buildings
Two Texas cities lead the nation in apartment deal volume as Manhattan makes a major jump.
Skanska profits dip as backlog rises
Amid economic uncertainties, CEO Anders Danielsson said commercial construction work and bookings remain strong.
Finding common ground: Removing barriers to effective external collaboration
The AEC industry is ready to improve external collaboration. But who takes the first step remains a question.
Why you can no longer afford to make late payments
In a pay-when-paid industry like construction, late payments are often the rule, not the exception. The lower down the chain you are, the longer it ta…
7 common payment issues in construction and how to combat them
What are the most common construction payment pain points? Combat them to stay afloat in busy times.
Granite Construction’s profits flat, revenue falls in Q3
The Watsonville, California-based contractor nonetheless raised its guidance, and expects a stronger 2023 as it burns the last of its less profitable …
