Author: Kevin Yanik
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The latest construction job numbers from AGC
Read More →: The latest construction job numbers from AGCConstruction employment slipped in 225 U.S. metro areas from January 2020 to January 2021, the Associated General Contractors of America reports.
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June’s World of Concrete expected to go on
Read More →: June’s World of Concrete expected to go onInforma Markets, which hosts the annual trade show, says World of Concrete will be the first large-scale U.S. trade show since the…
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RoadBuilders Machinery joins Masaba dealer network
Read More →: RoadBuilders Machinery joins Masaba dealer networkWith the addition of Masaba, RoadBuilders Machinery also now offers equipment from Komatsu, Gomaco, Metso, Takeuchi, NPK, Sandvik, Terex/Fuchs and more.
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Construction employment lagging pre-pandemic levels in most states
Read More →: Construction employment lagging pre-pandemic levels in most statesConstruction employment in January remained below pre-pandemic levels in all but eight states, the Associated General Contractors of America reports.
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Metso Outotec debuts mobile screen, crusher
Read More →: Metso Outotec debuts mobile screen, crusherThe Nordtrack S2.5 mobile screen and Nordtrack I908 mobile impact crusher launched from Metso Outotec, with both products now available.
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Construction starts down overall, but nonbuilding up big
Read More →: Construction starts down overall, but nonbuilding up bigNonbuilding construction starts saw solid gains in February, Dodge Data & Analytics reports, while residential and nonresidential building starts declined.
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What’s in the $1.9T stimulus for transportation?
Read More →: What’s in the $1.9T stimulus for transportation?The chairman of the House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure explains the aid in the stimulus bill that will support transportation initiatives.
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One year into pandemic, contractors continue to face serious challenges
Read More →: One year into pandemic, contractors continue to face serious challengesSoaring material costs, supply chain issues and project cancellations continue to affect the construction industry more than one year into the pandemic.