Month: July 2026

Generation Toolbelt: Don’t make Gen Z construction workers pay for their vacations twice

Whether working harder to earn the time away or opting for only bite-sized vacations, Gen…

Builders kicked off summer with project wins

Leading builders have announced sizable contracts, including stadiums and subways, in the first part of…

US slaps 50% tariffs on many Canada imports

The Section 338 duties apply to a wide variety of products — even if they…

Kansas City Chiefs tap Burns & McDonnell for $300M facility

The deal represents a significant milestone for the franchise, which is relocating its headquarters and…

AI best fits contractors when it unifies the language within firms

To better use artificial intelligence across projects, consider adopting an ontology, or a digital model…

NYC DDC commissioner talks alternative delivery, compressed timelines

Paul Ochoa, the commissioner for the city’s primary capital construction project manager, discusses project delivery…

Inaccurate time records are a huge contractor compliance blind spot

Most wage and hour violation claims don’t start with bad intent. They start with records…

AI data center growth could force US utilities to rethink generation plans, BofA says

Bank of America analysts project data center demand will outpace planned utility capacity additions by…

Building data centers faster means new construction challenges (and solutions)

As data center demand grows, contractors are adopting new construction methods to keep pace. But…

When “follow form” doesn’t follow form: How contractors can avoid hidden excess liability coverage gaps

Follow Form isn’t a guarantee that contractual risk transfer provisions remain intact. Verify coverage closely.