July 13, 2021 | by: NDA
Contractors saw a slight increase in backlog for the month and anticipate continued expansion in construction activity through the rest of 2021.
Digital twin technology, real world clones that are utilised to monitor the status of its physical counterpart and predict its evolution, is beginning to rear its head in the built environment sector.
California and the Northwest’s top contractors reported steady gains in regional revenue in 2020—despite setbacks due to COVID-19 and the year’s unprecedented wildfires—thanks to solid backlogs and continued strength in the government and multifamily sectors.
July 12, 2021 | by: NDA
USA Gypsum has established itself as one of the few standalone drywall recyclers in the U.S. thanks to its commitment to creating markets.
Following six months of consecutive gains, the Dodge Momentum Index fell to 165.8 (2000=100) in June, down 5% from the revised May reading of 175.1.
July 08, 2021 | by: NDA
Researchers recently unveiled an autonomous excavator system (AES) that can perform material loading tasks nearly comparable to that of an experienced human operator.
Construction Dive talks with Texas A&M University professor Robin Murphy about how construction technology can be used in disaster scenarios.
A total of 24 projects in 18 states are proposed to receive $905.25 in federal funding as part of the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) discretionary grant program.
That's because Messer says he can't find anyone to hire. His small business has three open roles, ranging from entry level to lead technician — one example of an industry-wide problem as a labor shortage meets increased demand.
July 07, 2021 | by: NDA
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District has awarded a contract modification to deconstruct four additional buildings at the Luckey Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program site to enable sampling beneath the buildings to determine the presence of FUSRAP-related contaminants.
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