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El Paso, Texas’s Veliz Construction Wins Diverse Business Of The Year Award From National Construction Association
Associated General Contractors of America Also Recognizes Austin Commercial, Hensel Phelps, Millstone Weber, LLC, and Central Builders for their Diversity & Inclusion Programs
AGC & Procore Meet Initial Goal Of Raising $500,000 To Launch A New Scholarship For Minority Students Studying Construction At HBCUs
First Round of Scholarship Awards Will Be Made for the 2022-23 School Year, Annually After That as Part of Broader Effort to Make the Construction Industry More Diverse and Inclusive
New Biden Administration Buy America Mandates Will Undermine Nation’s Ability To Build And Improve Infrastructure
Construction Official Says New Guidance will Undermine New Bipartisan Infrastructure Measure’s Benefits, Adds the Kind of Red Tape that Betrays Americans’ Confidence in Federal Spending
Construction Employment in March Exceeds Pre-Pandemic Peak Level in 32 States as Record High Job Openings Hold Down Further Hiring
Utah Has Strongest Gains Since February 2020, While New York Has Worst Declines; California, South Dakota Top Lists of One-Month Increases, As New York and Mississippi Register Worst One-Month Losses
Input Prices For Nonresidential Construction Climb 21 Percent Between March 2021 And March 2022; Association Calls For Relief From Tariffs
Diesel Fuel Prices Spiked 64 Percent, While Aluminum and Steel Mill Product Prices Rose by 43 Percent From a Year Earlier, Pressuring Contractors Operating under Fixed-Price Construction Contracts
Choate Construction Company Of Charlotte, North Carolina Named Nation’s Safest Construction Company By National Contractors Group
Choate Construction Company Wins WTW Construction Safety Excellence Awards Grand Prize as 46 Other Companies Win Awards for Quality Construction Safety Programs
Construction Adds 19,000 Jobs In March, While Project Spending Rises For 12th Straight Month In February; Officials Warn Of Growing Challenges
Contractors Association Urges Washington Officials to End Tariffs on Key Materials, Increase Funding for Career and Technical Education, and Widen Apprenticeship Opportunities for Working in Construction