Master public sector bid seasonality in 2026. Learn how GCs and subs can use predictable patterns to plan ahead and win more ...

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Moving into the new year, our growth forecast for Total US Construction Starts in 2025 is 8.5%. The growth forecast is driven largely by the positive economic outlook, strong government spending, and ...

OSHA has determined that there are four main safety hazards, excluding transportation incidents, that account for a majority of all construction worker deaths each year on the jobsite. Dubbed the ...

The construction economy in the U.S. and Canada is facing some tough challenges as we head toward the middle of 2025. Experts are hopeful for improvement, but the industry is dealing with slow growth, ...

As we approach a new year, the construction economy faces a familiar future: Uncertainty. However, there are always bright spots to the unknown, as well as plenty of opportunity. Experts from ...

In the next 20 years, it’s possible that all the backhoes, excavators, dozers, graders, and other heavy equipment we use on construction sites will move away from diesel engines to all-electric. For ...

NVIDIA announced Monday that it will invest up to $500 billion over the next four years to build artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in the United States. The move marks the first time ...

Heavy equipment is a necessity on nearly every construction project. Unfortunately, they can be extremely dangerous when not used properly. Rollovers, struck by accidents and caught in or between ...

The Scariest Words in Construction Bidding: "We Didn't Know About That Project." Unpopular opinion: missing bids is avoidable. Here us out. Most contractors have accepted that missing a perfect-fit ...