VJS Construction VP named next AGC president
Rick Andritsch, vice president of business development at VJS Construction Services, has been named national president of the -More-
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What's good about March? Well, for one thing, it keeps February and April apart.
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AGC's Data DIGest
Data DIGest is your source for the latest economic news relevant to the construction industry, with commentary and analysis f -More-
Level up your project management skills
The Construction Project Manager Course (PMC) delivers six days of expert-led, in- person training on the strategies that dri -More-
Trump order aims to ease regulations for affordable housing
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to reduce regulatory barriers to affordable housing, directing agencies -More-
New tool leverages robotics, AI for construction monitoring
Virginia Tech and Procon Consulting are developing Mario, a Multi-Agent Robotic System for Inspection On-site, to address lab -More-
Contractors adopt Arrowsight video for safety reviews
Arrowsight's video-based safety review platform is being adopted by contractors including Skanska, Posillico, Tutor Perini an -More-
Fed faces fresh inflation challenge
For the fifth consecutive year, the US Federal Reserve faces unexpected disruptions in its efforts to achieve 2% inflation, w -More-
UT Austin to build law school dorm with 300 beds
The University of Texas at Austin is set to begin construction this month on a dormitory specifically for law students, with -More-
Amtrak eyes I-20 corridor expansion for data center access
Amtrak is exploring a passenger rail expansion along the Interstate 20 corridor to support workforce mobility for new data ce -More-
Sacramento's $514M courthouse opens after years of delays
Sacramento's new $514 million, 18-story Tani G. -More-
Fluor begins work on TeraWulf data center campus
Fluor and Advanced Technologies have signed a limited notice to proceed with TeraWulf for a brownfield data center campus in -More-
DOI allocates $889M for water projects in Western states
The Interior Department is allocating $889 million for water infrastructure projects in six Western states under President Do -More-
Judge skeptical of authority for WH ballroom project
US District Judge Richard Leon has expressed skepticism regarding the legal authority for President Trump's $400 million Whit -More-
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ConsensusDocs Price Escalation Resource Center
Price escalation, price spikes and supply shortages threaten builders' financial viability in today's construction market. -More-
Construction Safety Week 2026 technical bulletins
As part of the 2026 campaign, Construction Safety Week is introducing three targeted technical bulletins that align with the -More-
Legal challenges mount against ICE warehouse conversions
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order to stop construction of a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcemen -More-
Negotiated contracts can boost ROI for GCs
General contractors should consider shifting from competitive bidding to negotiated contracts to increase return on investmen -More-
Hensel Phelps expands use of AI for progress tracking
Hensel Phelps plans to deploy an AI-powered progress-tracking system from Track3D on more than 200 projects after a successfu -More-
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