Category: Featured Story
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$5 billion in construction projects delayed or canceled due to COVID-19
Read More →: $5 billion in construction projects delayed or canceled due to COVID-19At least 43 states, local governments and transportation authorities have publicly projected declining revenues, according to the American Road & Transportation Builders…
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Construction employment declines in most metros
Read More →: Construction employment declines in most metrosConstruction employment decreased in 225 of 358 metro areas between June 2019 and June of this year, according to the Associated General…
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Coronavirus relief bill includes industry-impacting provisions
Read More →: Coronavirus relief bill includes industry-impacting provisionsAlthough the HEALS Act addresses several industry needs, the Associated General Contractors of America says there is a lack of funding in…
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Monitoring health during occupational heat stress
Read More →: Monitoring health during occupational heat stressUnderstanding heat stress and best practices can help prevent increases in your employees’ core temperature and dehydration during occupational heat stress.
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Dodge Data: Construction starts down significantly in first half of 2020
Read More →: Dodge Data: Construction starts down significantly in first half of 2020Construction starts in the commercial and multifamily categories were down 22 percent through the first six months of the year, Dodge Data…
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What’s in the Moving Forward Act?
Read More →: What’s in the Moving Forward Act?The U.S. House of Representatives published a ‘fact sheet’ detailing the contents of its $1.5 trillion infrastructure package – including specifics on…
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How Metso and McCloskey came together
Read More →: How Metso and McCloskey came togetherMetso, McCloskey and Lippmann-Milwaukee are now linked through a deal completed late last year, and the unification means equipment enhancements are on…
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How a Connecticut producer maximized mobility around its state
Read More →: How a Connecticut producer maximized mobility around its stateConnecticut-based H.I. Stone & Son carefully chose its portable spread to maximize flexibility and mobility around the state.