The Latest
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Construction’s manufacturing boom: Mapping the biggest facilities underway in the US
New additions to the tracker include a $525 million Polar Semiconductor plant in Bloomington, Minnesota, and a $294 million Boviet Solar manufacturing facility in Greenville, North Carolina.
Updated May 24, 2024 -
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Annual fall protection inspection requirements
Fall protection equipment is vital for protecting individuals working at heights. To ensure the equipment works efficiently and is in excellent condition, you must have your fall protection equipment inspected annually.
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Top construction events for the second half of 2024
It’s time to plan ahead. Construction Dive has you covered with a full list of industry conferences, expos and meetings on tap for the rest of the year.
Updated April 30, 2024 -
Q&A
NYC lab project exemplifies the importance of collaboration
For the space at the Hudson Research Center, Talisen Construction worked with architecture firm Perkins & Will to achieve cost-effective solutions without compromising design quality.
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Project Wins
Fujifilm taps Jacobs for $1.2B manufacturing site expansion
The Dallas-based contractor will provide engineering, procurement and construction management services for additional work at the site following its initial phase, which began in 2021.
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Q&A
Maine GC spotlights new prefab facility
Wright-Ryan’s Portland factory provides a controlled environment for millwork, wall and floor systems and employee training.
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Chicago 飞行艇2024官方开奖、168飞艇官网直播记录(开奖历史记录数据) still needs to fix broken inspection process: report
The city's watchdog agency said its buildings department has “not implemented corrective actions” to issues discovered during an August 2022 audit.
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June 2024 wins: Contractors tout their latest awards
Construction Dive rounds up the newest project wins from some of the country's biggest builders including Gilbane, Skanska, Jacobs and others.
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SCOTUS overturns Chevron doctrine, limiting federal agency reach
Federal courts will no longer have to defer to agency regulations for interpretation of ambiguous statutes.
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Entegris to get $75M in CHIPS funding for Colorado plant
The funds will support the semiconductor supplier's construction of a $600 million, 100,000-square-foot manufacturing center in Colorado Springs.
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Project Milestones
Turner breaks ground on $900M Pennsylvania hospital expansion
Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Wilkes-Barre will nearly double in size while renovations will transform it into a 100% private-room facility.
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Texas judge puts hold on prevailing wage rule
Nine months after a Davis-Bacon update raised pay for workers on federal projects, a judge has halted the change.
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Q&A
Florida contractor brings Pride to construction
TomCo Solutions founder and LGBTQ+ advocate Tommy Whitehead is working to make the building industry more welcoming to all.
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Racism in Construction
New Jersey attorney general sues Iron Workers’ chapter for discrimination
Bloomfield-based Local 11 skipped over Black workers for jobs in favor of White members and promoted a hostile work environment toward women, a lawsuit claims.
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Deere to pay $1.1M over racial discrimination allegations
The company was cited for allegedly discriminating against 277 Black and Hispanic job applicants at facilities in Illinois and Iowa.
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MTA halts 2 more NYC projects in funding fight over congestion pricing
The pause in infrastructure construction is a major setback for the city’s development, said New York Building Congress President and CEO Carlo Scissura.
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5 of the biggest apartment projects underway right now
From an affordable project in Brooklyn to a luxury tower in Honolulu, these multimillion-dollar projects are keeping multifamily developers and builders busy this year.
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The Dotted Line
Why CMAR is on the rise for public construction projects
As the construction manager at risk delivery method grows in popularity, there are key ways for contractors to ensure they’re getting a good deal.
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Family of worker crushed by forklift sues Oregon contractor
The estate of deceased ironworker Samantha Deschenes claimed that Portland, Oregon-based Andersen Construction violated the state’s Safe Employment Act in a lawsuit filed June 10.
Updated June 27, 2024 -
Opinion
6 ways civil contractors can leverage AI
A consultant in organizational and infrastructure planning breaks down how builders deploy the tech on projects today.
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Manufacturing cybersecurity at heart of new White House guidance
The increased priority on security comes as more clean energy supply chains face the threat of a cyberattack.
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Bechtel breaks ground on $4B Bill Gates-backed nuclear reactor
The new facility will use a sodium-based cooling process instead of water, according to TerraPower, the Microsoft founder’s nuclear energy company.
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LA approves $200M for dispute with people mover builders
Fitch, the bond rating agency, noted a "strained relationship" between the owner and contractors on the delayed LAX project.
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(幸运飞行艇报告历史记录+历史号码结果) New York offshore Sunrise Wind project cleared for construction
The 924-MW project is expected to be in operation by 2026, according to developers Ørsted and Eversource Energy.
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Economic Reports
The 9 largest commercial construction starts for May 2024
An $11 billion LNG project in Texas and a $10 billion offshore wind farm in Virginia helped drive overall starts up 10%, according to Dodge.
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Justice Department files suit against Toll Brothers
The DOJ has alleged accessibility-related Fair Housing Act violations at multiple properties constructed by the builder.