The Construction Labor Shortage Is Getting Harder to Ignore
Key Takeaways: The U.S. construction labor shortage could leave 2.1 million skilled trades roles unfilled by 2030, raising…
May 28Latest in: News
What’s Driving Data Center Construction — and What’s Slowing It Down
Key Takeaways: Data center construction demand remains strong, but contractors are getting more selective on risk, pricing and…
May 28
Why Construction Firms Must Fix Data Infrastructure Before AI
Key Takeaways: Construction technology integration starts with connected data, standardized processes and strong operational foundations, not with AI…
May 28
EPA Proposal Aims to Ease Industrial Construction Delays
Key Takeaways: EPA proposes NSR rule change allowing earlier construction of non-emitting industrial activities before full air permit…
May 21
Cybersecurity Risks Rising in Construction
Key Takeaways: Construction companies face growing cybersecurity risks from phishing, ransomware and business email compromise targeting payment systems,…
May 21
Virginia Expands Wage Liability for General Contractors
Key Takeaways: Virginia House Bill 238 makes general contractors jointly and severally liable for subcontractor wage and overtime…
May 21
Materials and Energy Costs Hit Construction
ARLINGTON, VA – The producer price index for inputs to new nonresidential construction rose 1.7 percent in April…
May 19
EEOC Sues Advanced Technology Group, Inc.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has sued Advanced Technology Group, Inc, (ATG), a…
May 19
Pressure Builds in Data Center Construction
Key Takeaways: Data center construction faces tighter schedules and higher risk as AI and cloud demand accelerate project…
May 14
Florida Construction Payroll Fraud: Lessons for Employers
Key Takeaways: Florida construction payroll fraud exposes companies, workers, and insurers to legal and financial risk. Workers’ compensation…
May 14