Modular and Construction News
Modular news:
- Panel Built Showcases Innovative Solutions at ProMat 2025, Looks Ahead to MODEX 2026 - Newswireon March 27, 2025
Panel Built Showcases Innovative Solutions at ProMat 2025, Looks Ahead to MODEX 2026 Newswire
- Panel Built Showcases Innovative Solutions at ProMat 2025, Looks Ahead to MODEX 2026 - Newswireon March 27, 2025
Panel Built Showcases Innovative Solutions at ProMat 2025, Looks Ahead to MODEX 2026 Newswire
- Humphrey Public School working to lease modular buildings - Norfolk Daily Newson March 27, 2025
Humphrey Public School working to lease modular buildings Norfolk Daily News
- Avient develops flame-retardant panel for modular construction - Plastics Newson March 27, 2025
Avient develops flame-retardant panel for modular construction Plastics News
- Avient develops flame-retardant panel for modular construction - Plastics Newson March 27, 2025
Avient develops flame-retardant panel for modular construction Plastics News
- Modular housing may finally have its day — as solution to wildfire rebuilding - Los Angeles Timeson March 27, 2025
Modular housing may finally have its day — as solution to wildfire rebuilding Los Angeles Times
- Modular housing may finally have its day — as solution to wildfire rebuilding - Los Angeles Timeson March 27, 2025
Modular housing may finally have its day — as solution to wildfire rebuilding Los Angeles Times
- Building Blocks of the Future: How Off-Site Construction is Shaping Tomorrow’s Buildings - Samsung C&T Newsroomon March 27, 2025
Building Blocks of the Future: How Off-Site Construction is Shaping Tomorrow’s Buildings Samsung C&T Newsroom
- Building Blocks of the Future: How Off-Site Construction is Shaping Tomorrow’s Buildings - Samsung C&T Newsroomon March 27, 2025
Building Blocks of the Future: How Off-Site Construction is Shaping Tomorrow’s Buildings Samsung C&T Newsroom
- 3D printed and factory-built homes could help tackle housing crisis - WTAE Pittsburghon March 27, 2025
3D printed and factory-built homes could help tackle housing crisis WTAE Pittsburgh
Construction news:
- Arizona SkillsUSA competition showcases trade optionsby Zachary Phillips on March 27, 2025
The Arizona Builders Alliance event featured more than 140 students entering contests in various craft categories.
- Lawmakers Weigh Reforms at FEMAby [email protected] (Pam McFarland) on March 27, 2025
But House committee members voiced strong support to keep agency in tact, saying a federal role in disaster response is vital, even as they called for changes in approach.
- JV completes $865M Florida bridge expansion projectby Matthew Thibault on March 27, 2025
The nearly 6-mile Howard Frankland Bridge crossing, which traverses Old Tampa Bay between Tampa and St. Petersburg, is the most expensive in the state’s history.
- The 9 largest commercial construction starts of February 2025by Sebastian Obando on March 27, 2025
Groundbreakings held steady following a slow start to the year, with commercial activity offsetting slowdowns in multifamily and manufacturing, according to Dodge Construction Network.
- Design-build fosters collaboration, flexibilityby Lisa Washington on March 27, 2025
The fastest-growing project delivery method in the U.S. can help contractors control costs, streamline schedules and encourage innovation.
- AECOM-HNTB Team Wins $186M Contract to Manage NYC Second Avenue Subway Extensionon March 26, 2025
The MTA selected the joint venture over two other teams that submitted proposals for the work on the Second Avenue subway extension.
- Researchers back claim of Oracle Cloud breach despite company’s denialsby David Jones on March 26, 2025
Security researchers from CloudSEK provided additional evidence supporting a hacker’s claim to have exfiltrated 6 million records.
- How launching a drone program elevated Illinois GC’s safety, productivityby Matthew Thibault on March 26, 2025
Poettker Construction’s rollout was brisk, but the builder said it’s essential to stay grounded in construction fundamentals when implementing the tech.
- Sinkholes Close Key NJ Interstate-80 As Officials Seek Solutions, Fundingon March 26, 2025
Three recent large voids on heavily traveled highway caused by closed 18th century iron mines have led state to seek federal funding and out of state expertise for repairs, with shutdown costs at $150K per day, says Gov. Phil Murphy.
- Shawmut hits $1B in New England revenueby Sebastian Obando on March 26, 2025
The milestone indicates continued demand in education and large-scale ground-up commercial construction in the region, according to the contractor.