Trade adoption: The missing ingredient in construction technology transformation
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13 stories from the past week in Construction, from A Safety Kit.
True digital transformation doesn’t happen in the corporate office — it succeeds or fails where the steel meets the concrete.
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Colby Cox has returned to the firm from Gray as Tom Whittaker plans to retire in 2027 following more than 30 years at the company.
The heavy machinery and power equipment maker saw its order backlog reach $78 billion during the third quarter, almost double what it was a year ago.
The tool aims to help companies understand the first steps toward certification in an environment where artificial intelligence has elevated hacking risks.
The news didn’t surprise apartment investors, who tuned in for signals indicating future rate increases.
The makeover of the city’s largest treatment plant, which handles nearly 80% of the area’s wastewater, will occur while the plant continues to operate.
A Frankfort, Illinois-based utility construction company faces $380,664 in Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) fines for repeatedly exposing employees to excavation safety hazards after federal investigators observed employees working in an…
The Metropolitan Airports Commission selected the general contractor to serve as construction manager at risk for an expansion project at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.
The five-story, 189,000-square-foot research facility at Case Western Reserve University includes labs that can adapt to evolving tech and methods across a range of scientific disciplines.
With evolving design considerations and state restrictions, hyperscalers continue to pursue multibillion-dollar data center builds, keeping them front and center on builders’ radar.
Elevating field leaders to executive roles makes sense for the business, but often puts them in a spot where they feel they still need to prove themselves, writes the co-founder of a therapy provider.