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The Tennessee-based builder will perform work in California, Arizona and Texas for the Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection.

With the disruption of the pandemic largely behind us and economies starting to get back on track, the time is ripe for a refresh of outdated infrastructure systems and the impetus of the ...

High material costs, mainly for steel and aluminum, are causing project delays and increased expenses in the construction industry. Current building material costs are reportedly 37% higher than ...

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Composites are chosen for a variety of infrastructure and construction applications to solve challenges, ranging from a complex part geometry, to a need to withstand extreme weather events, a ...

The infrastructure bill represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to expand women’s access to good jobs in construction trades. Lifting women’s wages matters beyond issues such as fairness; it ...

The construction materials sector is riding a wave of infrastructure investment and industrial demand, and several companies are positioned to benefit. But when you look at the fundamentals, the ...

Business construction will be crowded out by the recently passed federal infrastructure bill. New activity will suck up labor and materials, pushing up costs until private sector activity is reduced ...