Rising material, fuel costs prompt project cancellations
Developers in the US are canceling commercial projects due to rising construction costs, driven by soaring diesel prices and -More-
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USACE marks halfway point in Soo Locks expansion
The US Army Corps of Engineers has reached the halfway mark in the third phase of the New Lock at the Soo project, a $3.2 bil -More-
Austin-Bergstrom breaks ground on Concourse M
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has started construction on Concourse M, a 37,000-square-foot facility on the west sid -More-
Eden to build $1.4B medical isotope facility in N.M.
Eden Radioisotopes has received support from New Mexico for its planned $1.4 billion medical isotope manufacturing facility i -More-
Mobile River Bridge to break ground Friday
The Alabama Department of Transportation has scheduled a Friday groundbreaking for the Mobile River Bridge after years of pla -More-
Work begins on new rail tunnels under Hudson River
Crews have started using tunnel-boring machines to carve out new rail tunnels under the Hudson River, the first such project -More-
You shall create beauty not to excite the senses but to give sustenance to the soul.
Gabriela Mistral, poet, diplomat, educator, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept.
AGC awards season is here. Spotlight your achievements!
AGC of America is proud to announce the launch of the 2027 AGC Awards competitions! -More-
Building the Future: The Data Center Construction Playbook
Data center construction is booming - but unprecedented growth brings new risks, challenges, and opportunities for contractor -More-
Employers get DOL guidance on opioid overdose response
The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued guidance to help employers respond to opioid -More-
AECOM exec shares career journey and advice for women
Jill Hudkins, the CEO of AECOM Advisory, reflects on her 30-year career in construction, noting the increasing presence of wo -More-
Commentary: AI transformation requires more than productivity gains
Most companies misuse AI by layering it onto existing workflows for incremental speed gains rather than redesigning processes -More-
Multifamily completions down in 2026
Multifamily development is slowing, with Northmarq projecting 300,000 apartment units to be delivered this year, down from 43 -More-
FAA distributes $84.4M in improvement grants to 3 states
The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded $84.4 million in Airport Improvement Program grants to airports in Texas, Nor -More-
Video: Historic bridge demolished in Chester, Ill.
The historic Chester, Illinois bridge over the Mississippi River, which opened as a toll crossing in 1942 and was rebuilt aft -More-
Keller lands more work for I-40 reconstruction project
Keller has secured an additional $650 million in work on the $2 billion reconstruction of Interstate 40 on the border between -More-
Overland Park, Kan., approves Black & Veatch HQ project
The Overland Park, Kan., City Council gave unanimous approval on Monday for Black & Veatch to move forward with its new world -More-
Mass. advances Sagamore Bridge with RFP, $956M grant
Massachusetts is moving forward with the nearly $2.5 billion Sagamore Bridge replacement project, securing $956 million in fe -More-
Trump announces $15B steel mill plan in Iowa
President Donald Trump has announced a plan for a $15 billion steel mill in Iowa that will use iron ore from a new mine in Mi -More-
In watermelon sugar the deeds were done and done again as my life is done in watermelon sugar.
Richard Brautigan, writer, poet