NYC program to help 2,300 low-income workers find trade careers
The New York City Pathways to Industrial and Construction Careers program will be funded with $18.6 million from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
Author: construction dive
Phoenix aggregate drivers end strike against Vulcan Materials
Eight mining vehicle operators voted unanimously to approve a new contract with employer Vulcan Materials.
Chicago, Milwaukee top Mortenson’s construction costs list
Of the seven cities surveyed in the firm’s Q2 cost index, prices rose the most in traditionally affordable markets.
The most recession-proof sectors for construction
Contractors’ safest bet remains federally funded work, while private jobs could dry up during a downturn, experts say.
Balfour Beatty reports higher profits on flat revenues
The London-based contractor increased its backlog and is bullish on the U.S. infrastructure market as a result of the $1.2 trillion IIJA.
Safety tech boosts productivity, contractors say
AI-based data analysis is revolutionizing both safety and efficiency across construction sites.
How attackers are breaking into organizations
Threat actors lean heavily on phishing attacks, vulnerabilities in software and containers, and stolen credentials, according to top cyber vendor rese…
Noose found at $295M Oregon high school construction site
Andersen Construction, which is overseeing the renovation at Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon, offered a $10,000 reward for informat…
After Surfside settlement, Terra begins mixed-use project near Miami airport
The South Florida developer plans to construct 1,200 apartments overall at the CentroCity development.
Dodge: Total construction starts surge 48% in July
The strong jump in starts could slow down by the end of the year, particularly if the Federal Reserve continues to hike up interest rates, said Richar…
