What a Government Shutdown Might Mean for Construction
A federal government shutdown starting October 1 would halt key agency functions such as contract...
Industry News & Trends (8)
South Dakota Approves Construction of $650 Million State Prison
South Dakota approved a $650 million plan to retire the 144-year-old penitentiary known as “the...
Data Centers Could be a Bright Star in Texas Construction for 2026 and Beyond
Data center megaprojects like Data City near Laredo, Texas, and HyperGrid near Amarillo headline...
Power Infrastructure Construction Activity Surges Despite Supply Chain Constraints
Associate Economist Devin Bell explores power infrastructure construction, that is set for steady...
Centrus Energy to Expand $1.58B Uranium Enrichment Facility in Ohio
Centrus Energy’s $1.58 billion Pike County, Ohio expansion is anticipated to create 300 permanent...
The Construction Economy Brief for October 2025
In this month’s Construction Economy Brief, ConstructConnect Chief Economist Michael Guckes breaks...
ABC Targets Construction Workforce Gap Through Education, Apprenticeships, and Innovation
A lack of job-ready construction labor slows projects and raises costs nationwide. Associated...
PulteGroup Proposes 6,000-Acre Multi-Use Development Near Phoenix Manufacturing Facility
Phoenix construction booms with megaprojects like Taiwan Semiconductor manufacturing facility and...
Megaproject Momentum Cools in August as Year-To-Date Growth Remains Strong
Year-to-date megaproject performance remains substantially above prior year levels.
Construction Industry Scholarships Ease Path for Estimators
Scholarship programs attract more students into estimating careers, which helps ensure contractors...