Modular and Construction News
Modular news:
- Why I Still Believe Prefab Homes Are a Good Idea - Dwellon January 21, 2025
Why I Still Believe Prefab Homes Are a Good Idea Dwell
- Why I Still Believe Prefab Homes Are a Good Idea - Dwellon January 21, 2025
Why I Still Believe Prefab Homes Are a Good Idea Dwell
- TopHat run at a loss for last four years, reveals new report - Planning, Building & Construction Todayon January 21, 2025
TopHat run at a loss for last four years, reveals new report Planning, Building & Construction Today
- Revolutionizing construction: Unipods pioneers the future of modular innovation - Al Arabiya Englishon January 21, 2025
Revolutionizing construction: Unipods pioneers the future of modular innovation Al Arabiya English
- Global Modular Construction Market: Rising at a CAGR of 8.6%, - openPRon January 21, 2025
Global Modular Construction Market: Rising at a CAGR of 8.6%, openPR
- Global Modular Construction Market: Rising at a CAGR of 8.6%, - openPRon January 21, 2025
Global Modular Construction Market: Rising at a CAGR of 8.6%, openPR
- Construction & Project Management Archives - Propmodoon January 21, 2025
Construction & Project Management Archives Propmodo
- Construction & Project Management Archives - Propmodoon January 21, 2025
Construction & Project Management Archives Propmodo
- Increase in off-site construction is possible tool to boost Vermont’s housing supply - Vermont Bizon January 20, 2025
Increase in off-site construction is possible tool to boost Vermont’s housing supply Vermont Biz
- Maine is stifling this homemade solution to the housing crisis - fox23maine.comon January 20, 2025
Maine is stifling this homemade solution to the housing crisis fox23maine.com
Construction news:
- Virginia Names Contractors for $2.3B Potomac River Rail, Pedestrian Bridgeson January 21, 2025
Long Bridge Rail Partners, a joint venture, will serve as the design-build contractor for the project's south package, which includes the Potomac River crossing.
- JV picked for $2.3B Long Bridge overhaulby Julie Strupp on January 21, 2025
Trumbull, Fay, S&B Construction and Wagman Heavy Civil will join the project, which aims to alleviate one of the East Coast’s biggest rail bottlenecks.
- Nearly $9B in federal transportation funds and loans authorized since Jan. 1by Dan Zukowski on January 21, 2025
Airports, EV charging, bus rapid transit and pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure are among the types of projects that received grants in the last days of the Biden administration.
- Trump takes action around energy, immigration, tariffsby Jennifer Goodman on January 21, 2025
The newly sworn-in president issued several executive orders on Monday that could impact contractors.
- Swinerton opens Maui office in Hawaiiby Matthew Thibault on January 21, 2025
Paired with its bureau in Honolulu, the company’s additional location will bolster its position as the state’s fifth-largest general contractor.
- Construction resumes on Idaho hangar that collapsed last yearby Zachary Phillips on January 21, 2025
Big D Builders said it has restarted work on the jobsite at the Boise Airport nearly one year after three workers were killed.
- 5 ways builders say Trump can support constructionby Sebastian Obando on January 21, 2025
The Associated General Contractors of America itemized priorities for the incoming administration that will help bolster building activity and maintain infrastructure momentum.
- American Express is connecting contractors to Billd’s extended payment terms for materials purchaseson January 21, 2025
American Express and Billd are teaming up to help eligible construction companies access working capital through extended payment terms.
- UPDATED Trump Energy-Environment Nominees Set to Prevail, Despite Some Senate Pushbackby [email protected] (Pam McFarland) on January 20, 2025
Trio of Trump loyalists who conveyed strong fossil fuel advocacy are set for Senate confirmation to lead the U.S. Energy and Interior Depts and EPA—as sworn-in president unleashes flurry of orders to accelerate oil and gas projects, curb environmental protections and diminish growing renewable energy markets yet again.
- Port of Long Beach Continues Its ‘Green’ Journeyon January 20, 2025
On-dock rail facility, offshore wind turbine terminal make progress.