Nearly half of the participants in an Associated General Contractors' annual survey said work zones are less safe than a year ago.

Most of the money will go toward the costs of the ongoing cleanup following the derailment in last year East Palestine.

In bankruptcy protection filings linked to “structured exit” from estimated $10B Golden Pass LNG export terminal, contractor airs details of cost squeeze and bad blood, and

Phishing fraud targeting construction firms is resulting in a growing number of financial losses.

U.S. Supreme Court decisions are reshaping DEI initiatives and public works contracting.

Officials say KLF Enterprises knew that a hospital in Illinois contained asbestos, but did not take required precautions when razing it. 

The SPARC program is aimed at rebuilding infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks and integrating Ukraine's grid with Europe.

A closer look at a disputed noncompete agreement as the federal government issues a ban on most such pacts.

Long-anticipated FERC rules require power providers to conduct 20-year-ahead plans for long-term transmission needs and give agency backstop siting authority for projects that cross grid boundaries.

Attendees at Groundbreaking Women in Construction shared how emerging global priorities, developing skill sets, stronger self-advocacy and next-generation technology development are changing the trajectory of women's careers.