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According to a BRG survey, artificial intelligence has not led to significant headcount reductions, though construction lagged other industries on policies for human oversight.
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Incorporating technology training into construction apprenticeship programs can maintain institutional wisdom while still making advancements, writes an exec and union carpenter.
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Community pushback against data centers might be alleviated by sustainable construction and operations, a U.S. Green Building Council executive said at the 2026 Greenbuild conference.
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Builders are turning to artificial intelligence to manage processes including workforce management, accounting and water monitoring.
Topics: ConTech
Entities: ConTech
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High financing costs, elevated fuel prices and tariffs are driving up homebuilding prices, according to experts.
Topics: Housing
Entities: Housing
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The megaproject proposal outlines three expansion phases to accommodate up to 20 million passengers annually.
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The EV manufacturer pledged $50,000 to help kickstart training in pre-apprenticeship programs as well as scholarships to support construction recruiting on the Atlanta build.
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Builders have touted recent wins on road, bridge, rail and military jobs as the sector continues to evolve.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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Constructed in a P3 featuring Kiewit’s local water team, the facility will produce up to 50 million gallons of treated water per day, according to the Florida city.
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The multibillion-dollar agreement will accelerate U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, strengthen critical supply chains and support growing automotive and industrial demand, GlobalFoundries said.
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The contractor expects construction at the remaining 12 stations to finish in early 2027, according to a company statement sent to Construction Dive.
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The London-based contractor divested from the Hong Kong business to focus on its core U.S. and U.K. markets.