Denver starts new bidding process for $233M convention center expansion

The city is looking for a new design-build team after an employee of former manager Trammell Crow allegedly leaked information to bidder Mortenson.

By Kim Slowey • April 8, 2019

3 technologies behind Skiles Group's lean transformation

The COO touted the rewards of experimenting with ways to build better and more efficiently, sharing tools that help his firm save time and track KPIs.

By Kathleen Brown • April 3, 2019

Foxconn awards 5 Wisconsin firms contracts for ancillary work on $10B factory

The Taiwanese tech giant said the local companies will start immediately on $34 million worth of contracts to install support roads and utilities.

By Kim Slowey • March 29, 2019

Skanska 'unlikely' to hit target operating margin in 2019, 2020

It hasn't hit 3.5% since 2014, but by being more selective about the types of construction projects it bids on, the Swedish firm said its backlog is “trending downward to a healthier base."

By Kim Slowey • March 25, 2019

Foxconn to break ground on $10B Wisconsin factory this summer

The company is aiming to select contractors and put packages out to bid through general contractor Gilbane by the end of May.

By Kim Slowey • March 21, 2019

Plaza Construction to lead phase 2 of $400M NYC casino expansion

The segment involves expanding gaming space in the Queens venue and building a 10-story hotel by the end of 2020.

By Kim Slowey • March 14, 2019

Matterport raises $48M to expand entry-level 3D imagery tool

As the reality capture firm hones its products to a lower price point, contractors like Mortenson are able to generate immersive virtual environments to overlay with BIM, among other uses.

By Kathleen Brown • March 13, 2019

Top contractors partner with AI firm to prevent jobsite accidents before they happen

By sharing images and project data, Suffolk, JE Dunn, Clayco and more will boost the Smartvid.io AI engine's ability to spot risks, which can cost contractors as much as $36,000 per incident.

By Kathleen Brown • March 13, 2019

McDermott impairment charges, project costs result in $2.8B loss in Q4

Despite challenges last year, the industrial contractor has $93 billion in the pipeline and expects to sell a business segment for more than $1 billion.

By Kim Slowey • March 11, 2019

Worker claims employer had him arrested based on his reporting of safety concerns

A Department of Labor lawsuit alleges Boston-based Tara Construction facilitated an employee's immigration detention after an injury he reported sparked an OSHA investigation.

By Kim Slowey • March 11, 2019

Related, NYC union coalition strike deal

The "historic ... win-win" agreement ends a period of contentious legal action between the developer of the $25 billion Hudson Yards project and the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York.

By Kim Slowey • March 8, 2019

Contractor offers to build 234 miles of border wall for $1.4B

Fisher Sand and Gravel claims it could also upgrade paved roads and add security technology and a warranty to its proposal for a total of $4.3 billion.

By Kim Slowey • March 7, 2019

Autodesk's record Q4, FY earnings driven by industry digitization, subscriptions

The tech company's $2.6 billion revenue for the year is its highest yet, as more AEC employers than ever seek to digitize workflows with its software.

By Kim Slowey • March 6, 2019

3 recent developments in 'constructuring'

By adapting manufacturing's efficiency models to building processes, these initiatives are expanding offsite construction to more, exceedingly complex projects.

By Kathleen Brown • March 6, 2019

Bankrupt contractor reaches settlement with FIU bridge collapse victims

If approved in bankruptcy court, Magnum Construction Management will pay up to $42 million to victims of the March 2018 incident and their families.

By Kim Slowey , Kathleen Brown • Updated May 3, 2019

Clark Construction to design, build $250M stadium in San Diego

The 35,000-seat project at San Diego State University represents a fraction of the work being done at the campus and other Southern California institutions.

By Kim Slowey • March 4, 2019

Women in Construction Week: Anayeli Martinez Real blazed the trail to her dream job

The Kiewit manager found success with a panache for problem-solving, a strong work ethic and the courage to put herself out there.

By Amy Howell Hirt • March 4, 2019

Women in Construction Week: Rita Brown turned obstacle to empowerment

Brown, a lifelong construction veteran, rose from the ashes of the Great Recession to start her career afresh and empower an increasingly diverse future generation of women.

By Amy Howell Hirt • March 4, 2019

Women in Construction Week: Kara Lewandowski puts others first while advancing the industry

The assistant project manager at McCarthy is more than willing to share VDC expertise, work-life balance tips and lessons learned from complex projects.

By Kathleen Brown • March 4, 2019

Women in Construction Week: Rebecca Severson shepherds a culture of safety

Drawing on construction and military expertise, Gilbane's safety director steers workers toward a full understanding of risks, championing the message that a jobsite can be incident-free.

By Kathleen Brown • March 4, 2019

Women in Construction Week: Peggy Marker touts the industry's small but strong sisterhood

Women in the industry should take advantage of the knowledge and expertise of other women, the Marker Construction president said, noting that the "sisterhood" represents not competition, but advocacy.

By Kim Slowey • March 4, 2019

Musk almost ready to unveil new tunneling machine

The Boring Co. founder said the Line-Storm, reportedly able to dig continuously as opposed to the 10 minutes per hour current machines operate, could be ready in as little as a month.

By Kim Slowey • March 1, 2019

Former Arkansas construction exec sentenced to 3 years prison for bank fraud

Matthew Beasley, former president of contractor Cobas Inc., submitted fake invoices to his bank in order to be able to draw on a business line of credit.

By Kim Slowey • Feb. 28, 2019

Justice Department sues Ohio contractor, sub for fake invoices, kickbacks

The agency claims that subcontractor Wise Services gifted CB&I AREVA MOX Services employees in order to persuade them to submit about $6.4 million of false invoices on its behalf.

By Kim Slowey • Feb. 27, 2019

Goldman Sachs backs $8M funding round for construction finance startup Rabbet

Rabbet, formerly Contract Simply, employs software-as-a-service machine learning to more efficiently process construction draw requests.

By Kim Slowey • Feb. 27, 2019