Alison Jones says the opportunity to digitally transform architecture and engineering firms is magnified by pairing younger, digital native staff with experienced professionals. 

As 2026 gets underway, a construction injury lawyer argues that government benchmarks represent the bare minimum, not the ultimate goal, for protecting workers. 

The latest outlook from the Associated General Contractors of America reveals two bright spots amid a growing number of challenges.

Turner has launched First Equipment Co., an equipment rental and logistics subsidiary.

Cities are investing in less costly bus rapid transit over light rail systems, says Yonah Freemark of The Transport Politic.

With Justice Dept. stepping back from an appeal, limits on the Transportation Dept.'s ability to condition transportation grants are now settled nationwide.

Groundbreaking for construction in the second phase of the Rough River Dam modification project is set to take place in spring 2026, with construction expected to take up to seven years at an estimated cost of at least $320 million.

The Tempe-based builder will negotiate with the state’s DOT on a preconstruction services contract that is expected to be finalized in February.

A smaller construction labor shortage in 2026 reflects cooling demand, not a fix, as retirements, megaprojects and backlog gaps keep risk elevated.

Maker of aerial work platforms and telehandlers sees potential in bringing greater automation to its equipment lineup.