Union and open-shop employers alike continue to see wage increases in 2024.

High labor costs will persist while other costs begin to decline.

Officials have increased the maximum strike price for future projects following September auction that had no lease site bidders.

A database of 1,801 projects informs an annual report on claims and disputes.

Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island aim to share developer project proposal selection and boost cross-border economies of scale to meet clean energy production goals.

Labor shortages and inflationary pressures continue to push up craftworker wages with recent settlements trending toward levels not seen in decades.

As the construction industry continues to grapple with the difficulties of the last several years, some sectors have fared better than others, and experts predict there is still some time to come before these issues have been settled.

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Average revenue for regional firms increases, but firms face a worker shortage as the supply chain crisis eases.

A two-year pause of work will have uncertain impacts on the supply chain, overall program costs and local communities, according to a new report.