Tech giants plan to spend billions to construct new plants, data centers
Clients like Samsung, Panasonic and Google eye massive U.S. projects in coming years. Published July 27, 2022 Samsung, the South … Read more
Cemex Ventures invests in 3D-printing tech for building
Dive Brief Published July 27, 2022 Cobod’s founder and general manager, Henrik Lund-Nielsen, stands in front of one of the … Read more
7 tips for complying with New York’s wage theft law
A New York state law that aims to combat wage theft in the construction industry went into effect on Jan. … Read more
BNBuilders fires 3 workers connected to noose incident at Meta site
Dive Brief Published July 27, 2022 The incident marks at least the fourth alleged bias-related event at a Meta or … Read more
GEBT 2022 to open next week, with smart technology forums to connect diverse industries
Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology 2022 will run from 3 – 6 August, welcoming back leading brands from the smart building, … Read more
Insurance claims becoming more severe
Over the past five years, fire and explosion, natural catastrophes and faulty workmanship or maintenance have been the major causes … Read more
Canada’s water infrastructure is growing
(Source: Statistics Canada, Tables 34-10-0192-01, 34-10-0210-01 and 34-10-0222-01.) In 2020, Canada’s public water infrastructure included 4,126 wastewater treatment plants and … Read more
Buttigieg: $84B in IIJA transportation grants awarded so far
The U.S. Department of Transportation has already announced recipients of nearly $84 billion in grant funding from the Infrastructure Investment … Read more
Biden, DOT propose Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program updates
The goal is to make it easier for small and disadvantaged businesses to compete for federal infrastructure contracts. This item … Read more
Bill mandates breaks every 4 hours for construction workers
The legislation aims to help address heat-related illness and death on jobsites nationwide. This item was originally posted here: Read … Read more
Dodge economist: Recession may be ‘fairly short’
A new report acknowledges tumultuous market conditions but highlights infrastructure spending and an emphasis on broadband as strong points. This item … Read more
The Dotted Line: ‘Carrot and stick’ provisions help architects and GCs get along
This feature is a part of “The Dotted Line” series, which takes an in-depth look at the complex legal landscape … Read more