Work on the country’s multi-billion-dollar rail infrastructure upgrade and buildout continues, with 2,000 km of new track to be laid by the project’s completion sometime next decade.
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U.S. electric arc furnace plants such as Gerdau’s Cartersville, Ga., plant adjust their offerings to meet demands of hot construction markets.
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A major tech investment in Wisconsin is set to reshape local infrastructure, but its scale has raised new questions about power, water and long-term community impacts.
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The legal battle between developer and contractor had continued for more than a decade.
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A new class of polymer guardrails is emerging in fast-moving warehouses, promising fewer repairs and new visibility into everyday impacts. Are they ready to challenge steel?
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ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics
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It may be too soon to pick long-term winners in the current AI gold rush, but an immense opportunity lies with modern-day ‘pick and shovel’ companies—design firms, contractors and others responsible for creating and powering the vast data centers that underpin the technology—a steady and often overlooked sector now heavily relied on.
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Commercial construction appears strong at year’s end, but new data and field reporting reveal a more complicated picture beneath the surface. What’s really driving the market now?
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Contractors face rising materials costs and shifting market signals as new ABC data point to softening backlog and confidence heading into 2026.
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Risk managers offer lessons on how to scale and meet the insurance needs.
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