The horizontal infrastructure firm will reconstruct a section of the Parks Highway near Nenana, Alaska, and use a portable crusher and asphalt plant to provide materials.
During the most recent batch of earnings calls, publicly traded firms remained confident on the data center build out, with one civil firm indicating it would pursue the sector for the first time.
The project will create nearly 200 jobs and expand the gypsum products manufacturer’s footprint to Orange, where it’s been looking to go since early 2025.
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Growth remained heavily concentrated among larger firms, particularly those with data center contracts, according to Associated Builders and Contractors.
Input prices have now risen more during the first four months of 2026 than over the past three years, according to Associated Builders and Contractors.