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Skanska wins $311 million contract to build new campus centre for Simmons University in Boston
Contractor Skanska has won a $311 million contract to build a new residence and campus centre for Simmons University in Boston, USA
Strabag’s order backlog passes €24 billion mark for first time
Strabag’s order backlog has passed the €24 billion (US$25.6 billion) mark for the first time.
Webber wins three Texas roadway expansion contracts worth $265 million
US construction contractor Webber has won three contracts to expand roadways in Texas, worth a combined total of $265 million.
World’s top ten construction OEMs revealed
What construction OEMs make up the top ten of the lastest Yellow Table?
More than half of US highway construction firms experienced cars crashing into work zone in past year
More than half (55%) of companies working on highway construction upgrades experienced cars crashing into their work zone, according to new data.
Deere announces Q2 financial results and predicts continued growth for 2023
John Deere has announced its financial results for Q2, 2023
Interview: Caterpillar executive on electric power, automation and new equipment
Jason Conklin, senior vice president, Caterpillar, with responsibility for Global Construction and Infrastructure talks to Andy Brown about electric power, automation, and sustainability
Bobcat in new National Inventors Hall of Fame exhibit
The history of US-based compact construction equipment manufacturer Bobcat is on display in a new exhibit at the National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum in Alexandria, VA.
US-based construction OEMs keep Yellow Table revenue close to record amount
Latest Yellow Table reveals how much money the world’s biggest construction manufacturers generated in 2022
New York project utilises ‘revolutionary’ AI technology
Platform automatically analyses site data using proprietary AI algorithms
California developer to use little-known ‘builder’s remedy’ to bypass zoning rules and build 790 homes
A Los Angeles-based developer is to use a little-known provision called the ‘builder’s remedy’ to build 790 market rate and affordable homes in the City of Alhambra in California, bypassing the usual zoning requirements.
Aecom’s new president of construction management
US-based multinational infrastructure consulting firm announces new president of construction management
Disney scraps plan to build $1 billion Florida campus
Disney has opted to scrap plans to build a corporate campus in central Florida that would have been worth nearly $1 billion.
North America leads charge in rising IRN100 revenues
Largest 100 rental companies in the world generated revenues of €66 billion in 2022
US government sets aside $749 million for natural disaster road and bridge repairs
The US Department of Transportation will provide $749 million in Emergency Relief Program funds to repair roads and bridges damaged by natural disasters and catastrophic events.
Construction industry takes over Washington, D.C. as sector highlights US$1 trillion value
The Celebration of Construction was hosted by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) in partnership with member companies and industry partners
Contractors win additional $34.9 million in Panama Canal expansion dispute
A group of contractors who worked in a consortium to expand the Panama Canal have won $34.9 million at a tribunal following a dispute of the project.
Vermeer opens Global Parts Distribution Center
Pella, Iowa-based facility will support global customers and dealers with aftermarket parts
Interview: Doka USA’s plans for expansion
Following its acquisition of AT-PAC, formwork provider Doka looks to the North American market. Lindsey Anderson reports.
XCMG: ‘We have much more room to grow outside of China’
China-based construction equipment manufacturer XCMG has more room to grow overseas and regards North America as a key market.
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