With federal data reporting frozen by the government shutdown, three new reports reveal how construction and design firms are performing—showing solid growth but mounting financial strain below the surface.
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With federal data reporting frozen by the government shutdown, three new reports reveal how construction and design firms are performing—showing solid growth but mounting financial strain below the surface.
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Federal funding clawbacks targeting sustainability-minded programs are expected to stunt U.S. 2050 emissions goals by as much as 7 billion tonnes by 2030, experts warn.
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A refinancing deal is reshaping Nebraska’s casino landscape. See who’s behind the construction push.
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ENR’s annual photo contest is a pictorial democracy without the politics. Almost anyone can submit photos taken between October 1, 2024 and November 30, 2025. The cover photo will be chosen by readers in a vote, and all winning images will be published in January.
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ENR’s annual photo contest is a pictorial democracy without the politics. Almost anybody can submit. A panel of judges sorts through the entries, and then the cover photo is chosen by you, our readers, in a vote.
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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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Contractor offers unusually detailed account of LNG site incident before its official OSHA report is published and with accident-related lawsuits still pending.
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Unusually detailed account of incident offered by contractor before any official OSHA report is published and with accident-related lawsuits still pending.
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Internal partial collapse of six-story office building in Madrid undergoing renovations resulted in the death of four workers and injured three, according to local authorities.
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Tariffs and interest rates are among the challenges noted by Associated Builders and Contractors’ economist Anirban Basu.
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