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The cost of key construction materials has surged in the US, according to analysis of official figures
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US construction employment fell for the third month in a row in August but construction firms are still seeing shortages of skilled labour
Equipment procurement platform now offers hotel booking
What will the new US-EU trade deal mean for global construction?
A boom in data centre construction work has helped to push contractors’ order backlogs to an average of 8.7 months in June
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A playbook for US contractors to help navigate hardline immigration enforcement
Implenia wins contract to build complex underground tunnel section
Both companies are exploring opportunities to expand their availability in additional markets
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A new government is forming in Portugal after snap elections this month; what does it mean for construction?
Trimble Materials integrates with Trimble ERP solutions, including Viewpoint, Spectrum and Viewpoint Vista
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India’s construction equipment market is evolving and Chinese OEMs are well placed to capitalise on that
Trimble is expanding its distribution network with new technology outlets
Four contractors have qualified to submit bids to build a world-first ship tunnel in Norway but two Chinese companies are not among them
A US construction trade association named its top-performing contractors of 2025
The construction sector continues to make a tentative recovery, driven by urban housing demand, infrastructural development projects, and the need to renovate existing buildings
US construction material prices remain elevated over the year, but were down slightly in December
Association provides 5 key resources to support contractors and first responders in wake of the disaster
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The Confederation of International Contractors’ Association’s incoming and outgoing presidents on why something needs to change
The construction sector continues to be buffeted by insolvencies and disputes. So how do you make contracts fairer?