CEO Jim Breuer sees more clients taking a “wait-and-see” approach due to trade policy, input costs and interest rates.

Without broader technology use, the construction sector risks becoming a bottleneck in the global artificial intelligence race, according to a new white paper.

The American Heartland project was supposed to draw thousands to Vinita, but nothing has been built besides a fence and ...

With an influx of pandemic-era funds already spent, many states anticipate funding gaps over the next decade that could ...

Construction Dive rounds up the newest project wins from some of the country’s biggest builders including Lane, Wohlsen and ...

The industry’s talent pipeline is drying up, but there are many places to look for new workers, writes Atlanta-based ...

The world’s largest toolmaker is continuing to tweak its supply chain configurations and move forward with its cost reduction ...

The California-based contractor will team up with Japan’s Obayashi at a site south of work already in progress at Marine ...

Autonomous machinery retrofits and artificial intelligence attracted large infusions of investment cash in recent months.

The Federal Reserve held rates steady Wednesday afternoon, dashing hopes for a summer cut, but builders are adjusting their ...

Increased immigration enforcement on jobsites has led to more callouts and potentially longer project timelines, but experts ...

The food maker plans to expand production capabilities and boost innovation in the U.S., where 94% of its items sold are ...