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‘America’s largest homebuilder’ is investing in this 3D-printing firm
Expansion of international shipping terminal will see demolition of existing wharf facilities
What Mikel did when an employee was on the verge of committing suicide
See where America is planning its next biggest high-rise
UK-based construction company Balfour Beatty has hailed a “solid” performance in 2023, after revenue increased 7% to £9.6 billion (US$12.3 billion) and it improved underlying profit from its earnings-based businesses.
This eastern US state will be next to add data infrastructure
US President and VP throw their support to more than a dozen transit projects
Only one week to go until the Construction Technology Summit 2024 in Austin, Texas, US
Primergy Solar, which develops and operates utility-scale solar and storage projects, has secured $588 million to build a 408MW solar farm in Hill County, Texas.
The most used manmade substance on the planet has evolved over millenniums, but the next decade of innovations will be key for the industry to meet its ambitious sustainability goals, Mitchell Keller reports
Employment numbers are up in the non-residential segment for the construction industry
Automaker’s facility plans are on hold
Power Progress Summit keynote will cover how OEMs can facilitate transition to electrified worksites
Biden administration released the order to encourage more apprenticeship paths
Lane, the US subsidiary of Italy’s Webuild Group, has won a contract worth $299 million to build the Seminole Expresway/SR 417 project in Florida.
Danish architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and US-based firm HNTB have won a deal to work up designs for a $1.5bn ballpark for the Athletics baseball team.
See which countries will lead the way in building the world’s bridges
Oracle’s Burcin Kaplanoglu on the importance of showing technology that will be commercially available soon and how to educate workers on tech
The top takeaways from learned from Skanska’s 2023 construction and sustainability report
Chicago-based construction company Clayco has launched a new plan to help its employees pay off their “crippling” student debt more quickly.
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