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Heavy and civil engineering construction was the strongest sector, adding 12,500 positions in February.

Federal District Court judge's stay on the rule extends to March 11.

Building Stories exhibit in D.C. museum connects visitors to engineering, architecture and construction through literature.

A commentary on construction's quality and productivity challenges tied to veteran tradespeople retiring.

Engineering firm will pay $122,299 in back wages and interest but denies federal claims that women engineers were earning less than men in four roles.

Job gains are in all construction sectors, except heavy and civil engineering construction.

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su says rule will prevent employers from misclassifying legitimate employees as independent contractors, but construction groups largely oppose it. 

Nonresidential construction sector posts strongest job growth for December, report says.

Professional practice test new specifications, effective in April, eliminate a common breadth of knowledge section to enable more emphasis on discipline-specific expertise.

Thornton Tomasetti co-founder and former CEO saw needs in project design and delivery and workforce skillbuilding until his Dec. 12 death