Dig Energy drilled seven geothermal boreholes at Suffolk Construction’s Boston headquarters with a water-jet rig it says cuts water use to one-tenth.
DOL sent the Davis-Bacon conformance paperwork to OMB for re-approval, pegging the annual load at 8,858 contractor filings and 2,305 hours.
August PPI shows the construction cost problem has moved from the lumberyard to the fuel tank, with energy inputs up 6.6% in a month against 0.2% for materials.
West Seattle Link slips from 2032 to 2035 and construction to 2028, but four major packages hit the market between now and early 2028.
Philadelphia Works won $851,000 to run welding pre-apprenticeship training inside city jails that resumes at the same competency milestone after release.
NAVFAC Atlantic awarded more than $634 million to rebuild power and water at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard while the yard keeps overhauling submarines.
Two global consultancies put balance-sheet money into AEC AI firm Nomic and are deploying agents for drawing review, code compliance and first-pass submittal review across 6,850 engineers.
Michigan approved a $140.9M construction management contract to The Christman Co. for runway and taxiway work at Selfridge, the first major package in an estimated $985M base rebuild.
IPAF’s Global Safety Report 2026 puts electrocution ahead of falls as the leading cause of fatal powered access incidents, with 71% of those reports originating in the United States.
A 13-week sheet metal training program in Halifax fielded 87 applications for 12 seats and placed six of its 11 graduates immediately, with a named hospital project waiting downstream.
A BLM proposed rule would write 21, 30 and 60-day approval deadlines into federal permitting for production-site construction in the NPR-A, with the 60-day clock overriding shorter component timeframes.
TotalEnergies took close to $4 billion out of Papua LNG by redesigning upstream scope and rebidding EPC packages to a wider Asian contractor panel, then handed operatorship to ExxonMobil.
New Finnish research puts numbers on the other side of the reuse ledger: selective demolition at 3x conventional cost, donor components at 13x virgin material, and up to 40% circular supply-chain waste.
Apartment developers say construction materials costs have stabilized rather than fallen, and contractors are pricing rebar and drywall volatility into contingency instead of sharper bids.
Multifamily construction time fell 0.7 months to 18.9 months in 2025, but is still nearly seven months above the 2013 low as 50-plus-unit buildings took over the mix.
Single-family home construction time dropped to 8.8 months in 2025, but the share of homes selling only after completion jumped to 31.5%, turning a schedule win into carrying cost.
Every major U.S. rental house grew revenue last quarter, but Herc swung to a $19M profit while Sunbelt’s quarterly net income fell 31.3%.
Sound Transit’s W200 GC/CM package covers a 2,400-foot cable-stayed Duwamish crossing at $725-900M. Notice of award is estimated for 7 October.