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Since the days of the Great Depression, public works projects have helped to modernize our infrastructure and create jobs. This tradition continues to this day in cities across America. From Boston to Minneapolis, construction teams have collaborated to build noteworthy public structures that make us proud. Read more
Extensive $150 Billion New York Infrastructure Plan Outlined
Over the next five years, New York infrastructure investment in capital projects, like transportation systems, community development and educational buildings, will create an estimated 675,000 jobs statewide. Read more
Building Materials Costs Cause Spike in the Price of Construction
The rising cost of building materials has driven up construction costs by as much as 10 percent in the last year. It’s an alarming new trend that could hurt contractors who are already dealing with an industry-wide labor shortage. Read more
OSHA’s Recommended Construction Health and Safety Practices
Did you know that more than 3.6 million American workers suffer a serious job-related injury or illness every year? This high number of incidents is a reminder to all contracting companies of the importance of implementing health and safety practices on-the-job. If your safety policies are old or outdated, now is the time to update your strategy with these OSHA-approved tips. Read more
New Jersey Law Expands use of Public Private Partnerships
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy recently signed a bill that will expand the use of public-private partnerships in the state to include building and highway projects. Lawmakers hope the new legislation will encourage greater investment in New Jersey infrastructure. Read more