New York contractors decry state’s data center moratorium, the nation’s first
An executive order from Gov. Kathy Hochul halts new permits until the state establishes formalized…
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Kennedy Center repairs were rushed, shoddy, whistleblowers allege
Work on its exterior columns and reflecting pool will need to be redone because of…
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Backlog ticked down in June, but builders remain positive
Though the amount of booked work decreased last month, the metric remained historically high, said…
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The $1.2T IIJA expires Sept. 30. That’s making construction execs nervous.
“If federal funding is reduced or fails to keep pace with growth and inflation, our…
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GDC greenlights $88M change order ahead of 2028 Hudson Tunnel boring
Kiewit subsidiary Weeks Marine is already mobilized in the Hudson River and expects to begin…
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Micron pours first concrete at $100B New York chip fab
The chipmaker announced the milestone more than one quarter ahead of the original schedule on…
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Turner turns dirt on final World Trade Center office tower
The New York City-based contractor expects to complete the new, 2 million-square-foot headquarters for American…
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Deere settles right to repair dispute with FTC
The settlement requires Deere to provide farmers and independent repair providers the same equipment repair…
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How BIM is becoming construction’s most effective margin protection strategy
Along with design support, BIM is also becoming one of construction’s smartest margin plays.
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Approximately 97% of contractors lack real-time asset visibility (most don’t know it’s costing them)
Most contractors think they have asset visibility. The data says otherwise.
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