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WASHINGTON, June 1—National nonresidential construction spending expanded 1.9% in April, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data published today by the U.S.

JocCole “JC” Burton The Biden administration’s infrastructure plan, passed last year, includes 32,000 projects totaling $220 billion in planned spending with an extraordinary commitment to

How advancing digital and equipment technologies, emerging products and economic megatrends are conspiring to thrust machine control to the forefront of the construction industry. Contractors

Digital construction has changed the way infrastructure projects are executed. Its impact is particularly important in the field of road and highway construction. By leveraging

Grand Canyon National Park is set to undergo a large infrastructure overhaul following the U.S. National Park Service’s awarding of a $208-million contract to replace

From digital twins to payments and robots, companies are innovating in the first half of the year. As the economic climate continues to darken, contractors

Double-Digit Annual Cost Increases Persist for Several Materials Despite Recent Price Declines for Some; Association Officials Say Administration’s Approach to Buy America Rules is Contributing to

Construction Safety Week, the annual event to raise awareness of the industry’s commitment to a safe workplace, kicks off next week across jobsites in the

The right PPE can help workers maintain healthy and safe body temperatures while minimizing the risk of heat-related illness or injury. Matt King   Between