The future is collaborative: The advantages of alternative procurement
Over the past decade, collaborative contracting methods have become more prominent in infrastructure projects.
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EEOC sues Schuff Steel for discrimination
The leading steel erector denied the charges from the suit, one of four the agency has filed against construction companies in recent weeks.
Florida’s Sanibel Causeway to reopen by end of October
The state DOT awarded a contract to fix the span, which was wrecked by Hurricane Ian.
Help Wanted: Highlighting grassroots construction recruitment efforts
In this monthly column, Construction Dive shines a light on boots-on-the-ground efforts to fill hard hats across the country.
Jacobs completes nearly 10 miles of $2.6B rail expansion in New York
Infrastructure expansion, such as the Long Island Rail Road project, should continue to boost Jacobs’ long-term business.
Construction executive’s house, cars vandalized by anti-development activists
A radical group claimed responsibility for an attack on the Birmingham, Alabama-area home of Brasfield & Gorrie’s chairman and left a message on th…
September 2022 Project Wins: The country’s top contractors report their latest awards
Construction Dive rounds up the newest project wins from some of the country’s biggest builders.
Lendlease Americas names new CEO
Claire Johnston has overseen the firm’s military housing portfolio and its Bay Area development venture with Google.
$9.5B NYC airport project adopts ADR for workers’ comp
While alternative dispute resolution programs to mediate project conflicts have gained popularity, the JFK Airport’s model is unique.
5 takeaways from Autodesk University
Vendors unveiled several new developments and software integrations with Autodesk at its first in-person exhibition since 2019.
