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NYC pegs $7B in work to new project labor agreements
City officials say the framework, which comes amid scrutiny of PLAs at the federal level, strengthens safety and overall construction workforce development efforts.
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Companies cut 32,000 from payrolls as Fed debates trimming main rate: ADP
Futures traders have increased the odds that the Federal Reserve on Dec. 10 will cut borrowing costs to 89% from 83.4.% last week.
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McCarthy leverages logistics, prefab on St. Louis hospital tower
Prefabrication elements played a major role in the delivery of the 16-story, 660,000-square-foot Plaza West Tower.
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Opinion
Has your construction firm hit a revenue ceiling? You might be the problem.
When growth stalls in a building business, sometimes an owner’s best move is to get out of the way, writes a construction consultant.
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Smart permitting, phase-out of diesel generators could curb data center impacts
A look at what’s happening in California shows that even in an environmentally progressive state, unhealthy emissions and resource depletion is a problem needing a solution, an academic report says.
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Ferrovial wins $721M in Texas water projects
Work includes a 105-foot-deep pump station and a major plant expansion in Austin and Fort Worth, Texas, according to the contractor.
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