Public infrastructure projects across New York, Alabama, Texas, and more could be seeing major changes after state voters approved climate change initiatives in the recent midterm elections. The biggest victories...
Given the increases in both spending and investments seen this fall, skies may be clearing for the nonresidential construction sector. Recent data shows that contractors may start to see advancements...
Construction companies in the United Kingdom reported a major slowdown in building activities over the months of July and August amidst rising inflation and looming political uncertainty. As the country...
Lack of affordable housing is a large problem throughout the United States, but Nevada’s Clark County is taking a major step forward to create affordable housing — which is going...
President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law on August 16, 2022, allocating hundreds of billions of dollars towards new construction projects in the energy, infrastructure, and climate...
After a long period of concern over too many open positions and the “great resignation,” construction job openings have significantly declined, leading industry experts to question the direction of the...
Costs of Goods Sold (COGS) is an integral part of doing business in the construction world, as it isn’t all just about the job itself. These costs connect directly to...
Following a year of substantial growth in the construction sector — construction spending increased by a remarkable 8.2% in 2021 — the end of the year brought a chill to...
On February 4, 2022, President Joe Biden signed an executive order requiring project labor agreements on federal construction projects valued over $35 million in a move that the White House...
The US Census Bureau’s Small Business Pulse Survey (SBPS) has been active since April 2020 in an effort to track changes in business conditions during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Each...