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Clients on construction projects in the US are choosing to defer, cancel or shrink projects amid ongoing policy uncertainty
The pace of construction of new data centres is not keeping up with demand
California High Speed’s CEO calls cancellation of funding ‘wrong’ and ‘illegal’
A US firm has applied to build four nuclear reactors at a site in Texas
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A playbook for US contractors to help navigate hardline immigration enforcement
Construction industry urged to prepare for new tech standards, new review processing, and digital modernisation
Move to reinstate head of NIOSH and some personnel comes ahead of hearings for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The state of US infrastructure across 18 different categories has improved thanks to enhanced levels of funding, but there is still an “investment gap” and a need to focus on resilience
The Nuclear Company has appointed Jason Thompson as its president and chief financial officer (CFO)
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A US-based construction association took part in a White House-sponsored discussion on addiction and recovery
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The US Department of Labor will offer a seminar on prevailing wage compliance
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Manufacturing Express tour will showcase importance of equipment manufacturing across U.S.
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A Biden administration rule for construction labour has been blocked by the courts
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The future will need roads, and governments across the world have announced major projects, some set to last more than a decade
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One sector especially strong in driving US construction industry employment
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Can electric actuators prove to be a credible alternative to hydraulic in construction machinery?
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US construction spending slipped by 0.3% in February, as compared to the month before, but the decline is likely to be temporary rather than a sign of cooling demand.
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A group of four US construction associations have joined forces to call for the White House to improve its implementation of its “made in America” requirements for construction products and materials.
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Progress in the US construction industry this year could come with caveats, as contractors across the country prepare for a changing market that may bring both headwinds and tailwinds