Bryan Gottlieb

A nationwide field study tracked how workers cross traditional craft boundaries—and found the biggest gains depend heavily on where contractors deploy that flexibility.

First-of-its-kind data center project on federal land remains in preconstruction as regulators question whether an unusual environmental permitting shortcut adequately addressed broader impacts.

New AGC-NCCER data show worker scarcity delaying projects while contractors rethink onboarding, training and career development to retain employees entering the construction industry.

A sweeping transformation of an airbase near Detroit will reshape runways, utilities and support facilities as Michigan prepares the installation for two new aircraft fleets.

Federal officials say planned excavation at Memorial Circle is limited to archaeological work after a court challenge questioned whether arch construction was beginning.

Shuttered Iowa reactor set to return 615 MW to the grid as data-center demand drives another federal investment in existing nuclear plant, with no response on timing of announced funding.

California wants Idaho wind moving south; Idaho wants Desert Southwest power moving north. A long-planned transmission corridor is now turning that exchange into reality.

Auditors found a required class never occurred, yet a company called RedCode issued a completion certificate, adding to earlier New York City safety-training enforcement cases involving other providers.

After surviving a federal funding cancellation last year and appeal, LuxWall is installing equipment at its Detroit factory as questions remain about DOE’s financial commitment,

A quarter-century after the terrorist attacks, two additions to the World Trade Center campus connect its rebuilt architecture with the people and ideas that shaped it.