California wildfire plans limit development, builders say
A $536 million measure from Gov. Gavin Newsom and a state Senate bill target where and how contractors can build, two construction advocacy groups … Read more
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[VIDEO] How Balfour Beatty is Handling COVID-19 Safety on the Jobsite
Even though we’re over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus is still threatening the health of construction’s workers … Read more
Soaring material prices, supply chain delays spook owners and developers
The rising cost of many materials and increased sourcing headaches have project owners rethinking their return to normalcy and threaten to derail construction's expected resurgence.
I’ll meet you right outside: Microclimates and community
We shape buildings using iterative computer modeling to create comfortable microclimates that in turn support campus communities. Creating meaningful places … Read more
Report: 7.3% of America’s Bridges are “Structurally Deficient” in 2021, Down Slightly YOY
Each year, the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) puts out their annual Bridge Report, which highlights the general … Read more
2 men plead guilty in Florida plot to evade payroll taxes, workers' comp requirements
In the $1.4 million scheme, the men allegedly "rented out" workers' compensation certificates to subcontractor crews.
AdventHealth Training Center breaks ground in Orlando
The AdventHealth Training Center, the new practice and training home of the Orlando Magic, has broken ground in downtown Orlando. … Read more
Barton Malow employs unique precast seating demolition at Florida's Camping World Stadium
The contractor is working to enhance the fan and athlete experience for the Orlando, Florida landmark, home of college football's Citrus Bowl.
Construction bidding activity ticks up in February
The Blue Book Network Velocity Index ticked up 0.5% to 100.9 in February from a revised 100.5 in January (December … Read more
Walsh hits pause on ETS as political will for new COVID-19 rules wanes
The labor secretary has put the development of an OSHA emergency temporary standard on hold, according to recent media reports.