Month: November 2025

How Big-D Construction uses Planera to avoid ‘death by 1,000 paper cuts’

The Salt Lake City-based contractor deployed the scheduling tech to simplify a traditionally cumbersome task,…

The World Cup is coming to Atlanta, spurring a historic district’s rebirth

With new pedestrian zones, adaptive reuse projects and a focus on local business, Underground Atlanta…

Builders leaned on infrastructure amid shutdown uncertainty

Four years after the passage of the IIJA, funding remained strong during Q3 2025 as…

What commercial builders miss about Gen Z and the labor shortage

It’s not just about attracting younger workers to the industry. It’s also about keeping them…

With flat revenues and increasing costs, more cities are tightening their belts

Fiscal confidence among city finance officers is plunging as COVID-era federal aid winds down, a…

Why ChatGPT (still) needs a construction lawyer

Large language models can generate a construction contract. Doing so is unnecessarily risky, attorneys said.

Federal shutdown pushed construction project stress higher

Public project abandonments surged during the government closure in October, though November’s reopening could ease…

Gilbane team tops out $205M Ohio jail

The combined facility and sheriff’s office will span 250,000 square feet and is scheduled to…

Virginia starts construction in Alexandria to improve passenger rail

A series of projects will increase capacity for Amtrak and commuter rail service in Northern…

Construction starts surge 21%, led by multibillion-dollar projects

Megaproject construction, including data center and manufacturing work, boosted overall groundbreakings in October, according to…