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Opinion: Data centers can keep young Kansans in skilled trades close to home
Mike Gibson, executive vice president of AGC of Kansas, argues that data center projects such as Cloverleaf’s proposed Projec -More-
EarthCam expands jobsite visual AI integration with Procore
EarthCam has unveiled the 10th generation of its Procore integration, letting users query jobsite camera imagery and computer -More-
Gritt Robotics deploys AI-guided robots on utility-scale solar sites
California startup Gritt Robotics has deployed its AI-driven robotic systems, which retrofit existing construction equipment -More-
Architecture billings fall to 44.7 in September
The AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index dropped to 44.7 in September from 47.2 in August, marking the largest share of fir -More-
Hudbay, Mitsubishi approve $2.07B Arizona copper mine build
Hudbay Minerals and Mitsubishi Corp. -More-
2 DOTs recommend $237M Centennial Bridge replacement
The Iowa and Illinois departments of transportation have recommended building a roughly $237 million bridge immediately next -More-
Asheville, N.C., airport terminal rebuild tops out
Crews from Hensel Phelps and GMF Steel Group placed the final structural steel beam Oct. -More-
Inglewood, Calif., breaks ground on transit connector
Inglewood, Calif., has broken ground on the $261 million first phase of the Inglewood Transit Connector, delivered by Elevate -More-
Ground breaks on $290M bridge in S.D.
Construction has begun in South Dakota on a $290 million bridge project, the most expensive in the state's history. -More-
HD Hyundai, Kiewit to build advanced shipyard
HD Hyundai and Kiewit have agreed to form a joint venture to build an advanced US shipyard, with construction targeted to beg -More-
U.S. Steel board approves $3B mill near Pittsburgh
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AGC awards season is here. Spotlight your achievements!
AGC of America is proud to announce the launch of the 2027 AGC Awards competitions! -More-
ICYMI: A closer look at AGC's litigation efforts
AGC of America’s judicial advocacy is a critical component of its broader advocacy efforts and an important tool for pr -More-
N.Y. allocates $200M for water infrastructure projects
New York's Environmental Facilities Corporation has approved $200 million in low-cost financing and grants for water infrastr -More-
Pa. awards $190M for water, sewer projects
The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority will provide $190.3 million for 24 water, wastewater and other projects -More-
Pittsburgh starts 4.9-mile tunnel project for sewer overflow
The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority has started work on the 4.9-mile Ohio River Tunnel in Pittsburgh, the first part of a -More-
JE Dunn to upgrade Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport utility plant
JE Dunn Construction has been chosen as the construction manager-at-risk for a $480 million project to upgrade the central ut -More-
Kinder Morgan commits $4.7B toward 2 major gas pipelines
Kinder Morgan is committing $3.1 billion to Southern Natural Gas' Southeast Connector natural gas pipeline and $1.6 billion t -More-
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