Articles by Richard Korman

The Biden administration requires project labor agreements on projects of $35 million or higher.

Prosecutors claimed funds from an IBEW local paid for personal expenses such as a birthday dinner and gifts for relatives.

With speed no longer the priority, with completion seen in 2027, the school said it will instead seek a construction manager.

The expensive demolition and rework are the subject of an insurance claim dispute.

A commentary about key issues raised and talked about by attendees at the 2023 International Risk Management Institute construction conference this month.

A lawsuit by AECOM over its former construction unit's sale price remains unresolved.

Expert Tara Albin, midwest cyber leader for a unit of broker Willis Towers Watson, says Insurance carriers have more experience underwriting risks.

The company, which says it must clear through pandemic and project-related claims and refinance its debt, also has announced a CEO succession, efffective in 2025.

Another noose, a common means of racial harassment, has been discovered at a construction site, this time in Cleveland.

The discovery of nooses displayed at the online retail giant' Windsor, Conn., jobsite had gained wide media attention.