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Hill Leaders Agree on 2024 Spending Framework, But Shutdown Looms
With another deadline looming for a partial, but wide-ranging, government shutdown, congressional leaders have reached agreement on a framework covering overall funding levels—the "top line"—for the full 2024 fiscal year. But hard-right House Republicans strongly objected to the deal, which top Democrats and Republicans announced on Jan. 7, raising the prospect of a further temporary spending bill.
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Why Concrete Quality Depends On Software
From project management software to field productivity to photogrammetry and beyond, here is an overview of the role different types of software in the back office and in the field can play in quality concrete project execution.
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California website shows progress of every infrastructure project
The state of California launched a website yesterday tracking the progress of state and federal infrastructure projects and how taxpayers’ money is being spent on them.
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AI, robotics dominate 2024’s construction tech forecast
Expect machines trained on “large behavior models,” more mass timber, prefab and 3D printing. But always keep jobsite safety in mind, experts say.
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New study: over a third of construction using ‘immersive tech’
A new report on construction’s digital transition has revealed that 36% already use ‘immersive tech’ such as AR, VR, and MR within building projects, 22% use AI and machine learning, and usage of digital twin technology is up by 50% since 2021.
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US construction spending rises 0.4% in November
Construction spending rose 0.4% month-on-month in November to seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2.05bn, according to the Census Bureau, following an upwardly revised 1.2% rise in October and falling short of consensus estimates for a reading of 0.6% growth.
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US construction on solid ground; manufacturing under pressure
U.S. construction spending rose less than expected in November amid a decline in outlays on public projects, but data for the prior month was revised sharply higher suggesting underlying strength in the sector.
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134-story skyscraper proposed for Oklahoma City
The residential tower would be the second-tallest building in the country if built as planned, and is part of a bigger mixed-use development set to break ground.
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DIVE BRIEF Wisconsin to spend $414M on wastewater, storm infrastructure
The largest amount ever from the state’s Clean Water Fund will flow to 84 municipalities.
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OSHA switches from traditional hard hats to safety helmets
The US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is replacing the traditional hard hats used by its employees with safety helmets.
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Looking to 2024: Four predictions for the heavy construction industry
The artificial intelligence (AI) surge combined with the growing demand for digital solutions that help manage construction projects has ignited a renewed interest and a growing appetite for adopting innovative technology.
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Construction had the most fatalities of any industry last year
Both the number of deaths and fatality rate increased, as the same hazards continued to claim lives in a dangerous profession.
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US Department of Labor Announces Proposed Rulemaking to Modernize Registered Apprenticeship Regulations
he U.S. Department of Labor today announced a notice of proposed rulemaking to enhance the National Apprenticeship System by modernizing regulations for Registered Apprenticeships.
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Robot builds dry stone walls all by itself
A team at Switzerland’s ETH Zürich university has unveiled an autonomous excavator that can build dry stone walls from randomly shaped boulders and concrete rubble.
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Average US construction worker wages now close to $35 an hour
Production and non-supervisory employees in the US construction sector saw their hourly average earnings continue to rise in November, hitting nearly $35.
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U.S. EMBASSY DONATES VITAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TO MOUNTAINOUS REGIONS
Empowering mountainous communities, the U.S. Embassy in Georgia orchestrates a donation ceremony, providing essential heavy construction equipment to the Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti region. The donated front-end loader and backhoe equipment swiftly enhance road access for residents and emergency vehicles, particularly crucial in challenging terrain and harsh weather conditions. This equipment becomes a lifeline during natural disasters, as demonstrated during the Shovi landslide in August.
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HVAC Technology: Most Anticipated Developments For 2024
Technology happens to be an essential tool for HVAC contractors, offering a range of benefits. Cloud-based software automates processes and also improves service schedules; on the other hand, mobile devices provide real-time updates and documentation. Additionally, AI enables predictive maintenance, thereby further elevating the efficiency of HVAC operations.
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Construction spending inches higher
Manufacturing and infrastructure investments fueled a 0.1% uptick in October, but warehouse and distribution center outlays tumbled.
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US construction boom continues: 17 months of non-stop growth! – Stainless Espresso
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How much will the global construction industry be worth by 2037?
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How much will the global construction industry be worth by 2037?
In the wake of a series of global health, geopolitical, and economic crises that have left many construction markets currently experiencing flat or declining volumes, contractors want to know what the years ahead will bring.
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Buildr unifies preconstruction with all-in-one workforce planning & CRM solution
Buildr is transforming preconstruction with its all-in-one workforce planning and CRM solution. Discover how this innovative platform is reshaping the construction industry.
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US invests $2 billion for lower-carbon construction at federal buildings
Discover the latest federal investment of $2 billion in lower-carbon construction for federal buildings, offering significant opportunities for construction firms. Explore the article to learn how this investment impacts the industry.
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The Davis-Bacon Act changes present a chance for startups to disrupt construction tech
On October 23, 2023, significant amendments to the Davis Bacon Act came into force, altering the landscape for construction firms. This presents a unique opportunity for construction technology startups to offer innovative solutions that help these firms navigate the complexities of compliance with this historic piece of legislation.
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Contractors face uncertainty over new Florida immigration law
Aviral video shows a reportedly abandoned Florida jobsite. Local experts say immigrants who are not authorized to work in the U.S. have fled the state out of fear of deportation.
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How to Encourage a Culture of Caring at Your Construction Company
It’s no secret that construction doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to mental health. Most alarmingly, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the industry has a suicide rate nearly five times the national average—nearly 50 per 100,000 workers—and the second-highest rate of all major industries, at more than 5,000 per year.
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US DOT Seeks to Award $5.1M to Develop Advanced Digital Tools for Transit Projects
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation has opened a competition for $5.1 million to develop new digital platforms that would manage transit infrastructure projects throughout their lifecycles more efficiently, and avoid delays and overruns.
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AI: Paving the Way for Women in Construction
The construction industry has historically been male-dominated, with women constituting less than 10% of the workforce. However, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is ushering in a transformative shift that is bridging the gender gap and providing a more inclusive and progressive future for women in construction.
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City of Hartford to pay $10M to settle contractor termination case
The City of Hartford, Connecticut, will pay $9.9 million to the original developer and builder of Dunkin’ Park, home of the Hartford Yard Goats, the Double-A affiliate of Major League Baseball’s Colorado Rockies, according to an Oct. 26 news release.
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2023 Global Construction Survey : Familiar challenges — new approaches
The 2023 Global Construction Survey finds the industry in a cautiously optimistic mood, as the combination of widespread government infrastructure stimuli, the renewable energy revolution, increasing capital investment in strategically important sectors, and a post-COVID-19 pipeline create excellent opportunities for engineering and construction (E&C) companies.
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ABC 2023 Tech Report Details Framework for Successful Construction Tech Adoption
Associated Builders and Contractors released its third annual construction technology report, which consists of a framework and complementary real-life case studies from ABC contractors that utilize construction technologies to strengthen safety, workflows and profits. These case studies help to explain the foundational steps companies can take toward successful adoption of construction technology.
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Construction sites feel emptier, but is bleeding-edge tech the solution?
There’s a significant labor shortage in construction in the U.S. Though there’s been a steady flow of new hires on a monthly basis, there have been almost as many workers quitting in the same period, which has left a deficit in the industry; the incoming hires have merely been stemming the flow of workers leaving.
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Construction consultancy acquired by US-based group
Cheshire construction consultancy, Decipher, has been acquired by US-based global full service engineering and construction consulting group, DeSimone Consulting Engineering, for an undisclosed sum.
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3 Disciplines of Construction Undergoing Digitalization
Digitalization is happening across all facets of the construction world, and in a few year's time, both construction sites and standards for purchasing and project management will look vastly different.
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US manufacturing sector eyes recovery, construction spending solid
Among the 11 industries reporting contraction were computer and electronic products, machinery as well as electrical equipment, appliances and components
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Construction employment rises in September
Construction employment in September totaled 8,014,000, with a gain of 11,000 jobs from August.
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