Tariffs sap Fluor’s backlog, trigger project cancellations
CEO Jim Breuer sees more clients taking a “wait-and-see” approach due to trade policy, input costs and interest rates...
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15:39
Top states for commercial construction spending
California, Florida and New York still report high spending but fell lower in per-capita rankings, according to a report from
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10:19
Chicago builder expands modular pipeline
Z Modular, the offsite construction arm of steel pipe and tube manufacturer Zekelman Industries, has brought in new leadership to
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Jacobs-McCourt books $99M Boston-area road project
The contractors expect to wrap up work on Massachusett’s first diverging diamond interchange by mid-2030...
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09:20
Shawmut hits $1B in New England revenue
The milestone indicates continued demand in education and large-scale ground-up commercial construction in the region, according to the contractor...
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09:23
Large construction firms expand backlogs as smaller firms struggle
The amount of work on builders’ books highlights a growing divide between contractors based on size, according to Associated Builders
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20:22
Jacobs nabs $80M US Navy contract
The deal covers Defense Department installations globally, with a primary focus on the eastern U.S., Europe, Africa and the Middle
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07:20
Trump tariffs could disrupt construction projects
Certain metals, coatings and MEP components could see significant price hikes, particularly products from China, industry experts say...
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01:19
Jacobs secures $249M award from Army Corps of Engineers
The deal supports environmental projects across the Northwest, Alaska and Hawaii and marks the firm’s 15th award with the agency this
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01:19
Construction input prices stay flat, but broader inflation jumps
November's data indicates stability in overall costs, but close analysis reveals mixed pressures for contractors, according to construction economists...
