Revenue, backlog drop but Fluor maintains guidance
The Texas-based global contractor continues to reduce its outstanding debt, but past declines in oil prices and lockdowns in China weigh on its operat…
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8 fundamental questions construction firms must answer to create an effective integrated safety program
A key solution to costly safety issues is an integrated safety program that uses digital technology to ensure that real-time safety data is accessible…
How to mitigate the effects of climate change, natural disasters
Contractors should plan, prepare and consider parametric insurance to help manage risks from extreme weather.
Study: 20% of retirees plan to head back to work this year
The rising cost of living is the main culprit driving retirees back into the workforce, the Resume Builder study found.
Skanska posts 21% dip in Q1 profits
The Swedish contractor reported a strong backlog in the U.S., and CFO Magnus Persson told Construction Dive that infrastructure funding will be a brig…
Despite $21.6M loss, Tutor Perini sticks to its guidance
The Los Angeles-based infrastructure giant reiterated its full-year outlook, even though it went into the red in the first quarter.
'Security never stops' says CTO on cybersecurity
Infrastructure is a top target for attacks, according to Colin Whitlatch, chief technology officer at Kahua, a project management software maker.
Jacobs posts higher profits, backlog in second quarter
While the company maintained its midrange guidance, it lowered the high end of its projected profits, citing geopolitical concerns.
Competition heats up to capture IIJA funds for hydrogen hubs
Having a plan to produce hydrogen may be the least important factor in securing a regional "hub" designation, experts say.
Experts: Consider extreme weather, tech shifts to build resilient infrastructure
National Institute of Building Sciences panelists discussed how the IIJA can accelerate more adaptable airports, supply chains and more.
