The retail giant will partner with 3D-printing firm Alquist, equipment renter Hugg & Hall and general contractor FMGI to leverage the tech, starting at store No. 338 in Lamar, Missouri.
Categories:
Related Post
Cities push Congress to avert water infrastructure funding cliff
With enhanced funding from the Biden-era infrastructure law set to expire and proposed federal cuts…
Construction job openings drop 42% YOY as labor churn accelerates
Demand for construction workers has softened in recent months amid uncertainty stemming from President Donald…
‘Move Over Bob’: Construction zine makes space for women
The Arizona-based publication seeks to reach young women in the state and educate them on…