Mercedes-Benz plans $1B investment in US electric vehicle production

Company representatives did not give a reason for the increase but said the plant will hire an additional 1,900 employees as a result.

Details are murky on how Edgemoor rose from the selection committee's unofficial third choice to become the winning bidder, beating front-runner AECOM.

The lawsuit alleges the administration is sidestepping environmental standards and other laws to accelerate construction.

The equipment maker's move is a likely catalyst for self-driving vehicles to make their entrance on construction sites in the coming years.

Chief U.S. District Judge Greg Kays said project foremen should have noticed the lack of proper fall-protection equipment that contributed to the incident.

The February spillway failure caused the evacuation of 188,000 downstream residents and raised concerns over inspections and rebuilding techniques.

The investment community is growing its stake in construction software, particularly where workflow management is concerned.

The new measures have been a source of contention between the city's union and non-union groups.

The $3 million project uses adaptive traffic signals, high-definition video and technology that gives emergency vehicles priority to improve traffic flow.

The contractor will use the drone software maker’s platform to create 3-D and 4-D models for productivity tracking, site surveying, schedule management and more.

The commuter rail project has faced allegations of mismanagement and the prospect of a $3 billion budget shortfall.

The Trump administration is defending the rule against industry groups that say the cost to meet the new exposure limits is too steep.

The continued, steady demand for design services is a positive sign for future construction spending.

A U.S. District Court Judge has declined to rule immediately on a new request to stop construction of the 16-mile, 21-stop light-rail project.

The project, set for completion in the next five to seven years, will consolidate the retailer's offices dispersed around its hometown of Bentonville, AR.

Concerns about the availability of skilled workers have dampened enthusiasm somewhat and could worsen in response to the need for rebuilding in the South.

The above-average loss was driven by reduced activity in the commercial and institutional categories.

The figure falls short of the $25 billion some officials say is necessary for key capital projects along the struggling rail system.