Modular and Construction News
Modular news:
- Somerset school to be rebuilt after faulty construction work - BBC.comon December 2, 2023
Somerset school to be rebuilt after faulty construction work BBC.com
- Somerset school to be rebuilt after faulty construction work - BBC.comon December 2, 2023
Somerset school to be rebuilt after faulty construction work BBC.com
- Williams: On free speech, politicians are the real threat - Richmond Times-Dispatchon December 2, 2023
Williams: On free speech, politicians are the real threat Richmond Times-Dispatch
- Williams: On free speech, politicians are the real threat - Richmond Times-Dispatchon December 2, 2023
Williams: On free speech, politicians are the real threat Richmond Times-Dispatch
- The Daily Dirt Digs Into a Multi-year Slump at One57 - The Real Dealon December 2, 2023
The Daily Dirt Digs Into a Multi-year Slump at One57 The Real Deal
- The Daily Dirt Digs Into a Multi-year Slump at One57 - The Real Dealon December 2, 2023
The Daily Dirt Digs Into a Multi-year Slump at One57 The Real Deal
- A Journey to the Top-50 Cryptocurrencies on Coinmarketcap and ... - Mediumon December 2, 2023
A Journey to the Top-50 Cryptocurrencies on Coinmarketcap and ... Medium
- By the Numbers: Breaking Down Real Estate's Biggest Stories - The Real Dealon December 2, 2023
By the Numbers: Breaking Down Real Estate's Biggest Stories The Real Deal
- BW building projects discussed - Delaware Gazetteon December 2, 2023
BW building projects discussed Delaware Gazette
- Newly built Sir Frederick Gibberd school to be demolished due to 'structural irregularities' - Essex Liveon December 2, 2023
Newly built Sir Frederick Gibberd school to be demolished due to 'structural irregularities' Essex Live
Construction news:
- Construction spending inches higherby Sebastian Obando on December 1, 2023
Manufacturing and infrastructure investments fueled a 0.1% uptick in October, but warehouse and distribution center outlays tumbled.
- Design Approved for 9/11 Pentagon Memorial Visitor Centeron December 1, 2023
Construction is slated to begin after completion of nearby work at Arlington National Cemetery.
- Demand for sustainable buildings outstripping supply: JLLby Nish Amarnath on December 1, 2023
Rising demand has led to an over 7% rental premium on green-certified office buildings across major markets in the U.S. and Canada.
- Swinerton taps new Carolinas leadby Matthew Thibault on December 1, 2023
Following increased investment in the Atlanta market, the appointment demonstrates how bullish the contractor is on the region’s potential.
- US DOT Kicks Off New $1.5B Round of RAISE Grantsby [email protected] (Tom Ichniowski) on November 30, 2023
Applications for the grants are due in February, with winners to be picked in June.
- Utah contractor faces 15 payment lawsuits, $2.8M in damagesby Sebastian Obando on November 30, 2023
A number of subcontractors have filed lawsuits against Makers Line, the construction arm of Q Factor, a Salt Lake City, Utah-based development firm.
- EPA Proposal Would Hasten Pace Toward Zero Lead Service Lines in USby [email protected] (Pam McFarland) on November 30, 2023
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a proposal that would require replacement, in 10 years, of the remaining nine million lead pipes.
- Mayo Clinic Picks Gilbane to Lead $5B Minnesota Expansionon November 30, 2023
Completion of the 2.4-million-sq-ft project could take six years.
- How Concrete Mistakes Added Cost to the Recent Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge Projectby [email protected] (Richard Korman) on November 30, 2023
The expensive demolition and rework are the subject of an insurance claim dispute.
- Unfair labor practice charges on the riseby Jen A. Miller on November 30, 2023
Reports of labor violations and union petitions to the NLRB both rose this year. Here’s what construction employers need to know.