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PPP necessity form: What contractors need to know
A CPA sheds light on the new loan necessity questionnaire for Paycheck Protection Program borrowers, a requirement that has been called "confusing and burdensome" by industry groups.
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OSHA reveals most-violated standards related to COVID-19
Violations related to respiratory protection and not implementing a written program with worksite-specific safety procedures topped the list.
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Top U.S. cities for women in construction
A recent breakdown of census data shows the areas with the highest share of women construction workers and their annual salaries.
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A first glimpse at The Boring Co.'s Las Vegas Loop
This week, the Elon Musk-owned company presented more plans and received approval in its first attempt at a high-tech urban transportation system.
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PPP-funded expenses not deductible for borrowers that receive forgiveness
The Internal Revenue Service ruling means that some firms will pay more in federal taxes next year.
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Deep DiveConstruction's COVID-19 record might be worse than you think
Despite a lack of definitive data, academic studies and local health authorities have found numerous outbreaks in construction.
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A roundup of coronavirus outbreaks on construction sites
Construction Dive highlights some of the larger COVID-19 clusters that have occurred at jobsites across the U.S. and Canada since the pandemic began.
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Cal/OSHA board adopts emergency coronavirus standards
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health plan includes guidelines for sick pay for affected workers, face masks and social distancing.
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$2.3B office tower breaks ground in New York City despite COVID-19 challenges
Manhattan’s office towers remain 85% unoccupied, but the One Madison Avenue development team is betting on a revival of the sector once the pandemic-induced slowdown has passed.
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Lawsuits against Skanska over Florida barge damage reach 25
The contractor told Construction Dive that it has been responsive to those who have been affected and that its insurers are in the process of reviewing claims.
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What contractors need to know about PLAs in light of Biden presidency
The president-elect campaigned on providing good union jobs as part of a massive infrastructure plan, so discussion around project labor agreements could soon get ratcheted up a notch.
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Suffolk Technology announces 5 finalists for Boost program
The construction-based startups will get discussions and testing from Suffolk and its partners, including promoting them to industry investors.
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In his own words: 'There are no Black architects'
As a teenager, Nate McCoy was told to pursue other fields where there were more Black workers. He didn't listen.
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AECOM beats Q4 estimates, sees opportunity in Biden administration
The firm exceeded analysts' expectations for earnings and revenue in its most recent quarter and sees potential growth for infrastructure projects next year.
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Michigan, Oregon ramp up COVID-19 safety plans
In addition, OSHA recently issued guidance on the most frequently cited of its standards when it comes to coronavirus violations.
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Mass timber construction reaching for new heights
The eco-friendly material is being tapped to support sustainable construction through the COVID-19 pandemic, but hurdles remain.
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Illinois city to ban contractors' jobsite political messages
In light of numerous complaints from residents about Trump campaign flags on equipment used for city projects, officials in Crystal Lake are changing their contracts to prevent political signage by independent contractors.
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Biden unveils DOT transition team
Phillip Washington, CEO of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, will lead the president-elect's team of experts focused on the Department of Transportation.
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How office construction will change post-pandemic
Even though companies have discovered how effective their employees can be working virtually, the office still holds value as a primary space for collaboration and socialization, according to a new study.
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SoFi Stadium digital twin first of its kind
The virtual replica will help managers of the Los Angeles stadium identify potential problems, optimize sustainability and manage risk, according to tech provider Willow.
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Chick-fil-A goes modular with offsite restaurant rebuild
Frey-Moss Structures helped the fast food chain create its first modular restaurant in Roswell, Georgia, in about half the time of a traditional scrape and build.
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States with biggest drops, gains in construction employment
While the construction industry added jobs last month, its employment picture is highly variable across the country. Here are the states that have gained and lost the most construction jobs.
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Readers Respond: Contractors nervous about what a Biden presidency means for the industry
From infrastructure spending and union support to immigration, taxes and regulations, construction pros are concerned about many issues.
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Special report: How racism impacts construction
In this six-part series, Construction Dive takes a deep look into discrimination's toll on the industry.
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What's in store for contractors under a Biden presidency?
From infrastructure spending and union support to immigration, taxes and regulations, the construction industry will face a new set of challenges and opportunities under a Biden administration.
