Articles Tagged with ''construction''

Within the Construction and Engineering (C&E) sector, a connected supply chain is more than just an efficiency driver—it’s a significant competitive advantage.

Five-year effort is Washington, D.C., school's largest real estate investment in 155 years and largest single classroom addition since 1984.

Jay Brotman, Svigals + Partners managing partner and ENR New England Legacy Award winner, shaped his firm and New Haven, Conn.

The West Virginia Dept. of Transportation (WVDOT) and Dept. of Highways (WVDOH) have been honored with the 2022 ENR MidAtlantic Owner of the Year Award.

For the past several years, the main attractions for construction buffs in Orlando have been at the airport itself. 

Shortages of workers and materials will continue to hinder progress for most contracting firms.

Salt Lake City adopted the nation’s first two consensus standards that address offsite construction last March, six months in advance of their publication by the International Code Council and the Modular Building Institute. Though ICC and MBI expect other jurisdictions to follow suit, to date there have been no other takers. 

Decades after leading protests that shut down Chicago worksites, Paul King hasn’t given up the battle against racial bias.

Prediction 1:  The number of construction companies that deliver service and maintenance to increase to 50% by 2025. (Contractors need to become Total Asset Lifecycle Service Providers)