While armchair travelers dream of going places, traveling armchairs dream of staying put.
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New episode of ConstructorCast: What the election results mean for contractors
In the latest episode of ConstructorCast, AGC General Counsel Leah Pilconis is joined by Chief Economist Ken Simonson and Vic -More-
Mass. streamlines renewables siting, permitting
Massachusetts Gov. -More-
Pa. sets up new fast-track program for permitting
Pennsylvania Gov. -More-
NYC seeks volunteers for new construction tech board
New York City's Department of Buildings is forming an Innovation Review Board to explore cutting-edge technologies that could -More-
Nuclear power seen as key as data center demand rises
Amazon, Google and Microsoft are turning to nuclear power, and particularly small modular reactors, or SMRs, to meet the grow -More-
How Trump's policies could affect the economy
The US economy is in a solid position going into 2025, and how president-elect Donald Trump's policies will affect it remains -More-
Loan closed for sports complex in Ariz.
CTL Capital LLC has closed a $425 million construction-to-permanent loan for the Mosaic Quarter Sports Complex in Tucson, Ari -More-
Loan allows Hoar to continue work on tower in Houston
Developers have secured a $172 million loan that will allow Hoar Construction to resume work before the end of the year on a -More-
$1.5B allocated for Northeast Corridor rail upgrades
The Federal Railroad Administration has announced a nearly $1.5 billion investment in the Northeast Corridor, targeting infra -More-
Nearly $1B hospital planned in Billings, Mont.
Construction is expected to begin next year on a 14-story, 737,000-square-foot facility that will replace the current St. -More-
Case Western's biggest project in decades breaks ground
A joint venture of Turner Construction, Next Generation Construction, The AKA Team and Adrian Maldonado & Associates has brok -More-
Ground broken on $1.6B terminal at Dallas airport
A joint venture that includes Archer Western, Turner Construction, Phillips May, H.J. Russell & Co. -More-
41 states see year-over-year construction job growth in Oct.
Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia added construction jobs between September and October, and 41 states saw yea -More-
Mountains and fountains / Rain down on me / Buried in berries / What a jam jamboree!
Bruce Degen, illustrator, writer 1945-2024
Locate information on state laws affecting construction
The AGC/ABA Construction State Law Matrix is the most comprehensive and concise resource available for state construction law -More-
It's your turn to take action on mental health
Working in construction takes a toll physically and mentally through injuries, accidents, stress, behavioral health issues an -More-
Key infrastructure issues focus in 'lame duck' period
As the 118th Congress enters its 'lame duck' session, lawmakers face pressing tasks, including passing a government funding b -More-
Democrat sees good potential for builders under Trump
Patrick Murphy, a former Democratic congressman, current chief information officer at Coastal Construction and CEO of AI esti -More-
Biden seeks funds for Key Bridge rebuild, disaster relief
The Biden administration has requested $100 billion for disaster relief efforts, including $8 billion for the Department of T -More-
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