Court summons Microsoft, Skanska, Balfour Beatty in bias suit
A Black worker alleged in federal court documents that he found a sign that said "This is not a safe place" after a supervisor told him he didn't …
Author: construction dive
Road collapses near $4.5B Gordie Howe Bridge project in Detroit
The 100-foot-long section of West Fort Street caved in after crews had been driving sheet piling in the area, but no one was hurt.
New York transit authority to upgrade most inaccessible subway stations by 2055
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority agreed to add ramps or elevators to 95% of all inaccessible New York City subway stations under a lengthy …
The Dotted Line: What contractors need to know about the Brazilian plywood 'ban'
A judge ordered a U.S. company to stop certifying Brazilian plywood, but another certification company stepped in to take its place.
Luxury condos underway in the Las Vegas Valley
The Pinnacle Residences in Henderson, Nevada, will be the first new residential high-rise towers to hit the market since the Great Recession.
Top colleges for student housing starts
Just 26,000 new beds will be delivered to universities this fall — a significant pullback from delivery rates through the 2010s.
Biden calls for three-month federal gas tax holiday
Lifting the federal 18-cent tax per gallon of gas and 24-cent tax per gallon of diesel for three months would “give Americans a little extra breat…
'You talkin' to me?' Unions protest De Niro $600M studio project
Trade workers gathered in Queens, New York, to criticize the Oscar-winner and member of the Screen Actors Guild union. The project uses largely nonun…
Rising labor costs eat away at construction firms' profits
Contractors are paying more for low-skilled workers but aren’t benefiting from increased productivity, economists say.
What recession? Developers bet on Vegas instead.
Demand for entertainment projects in Las Vegas remains strong despite economic headwinds and signs of cratering consumer confidence.
