General Contractors

Addressing Mental Health Crisis: The New Priority in Construction Industry
Construction Management Addressing Mental Health Crisis: The New Priority in Construction Industry

The construction industry, long regarded as one of the most physically demanding and hazardous sectors, is now contending with a critical and often overlooked challenge: mental health. Notably, more than 5,000 male construction workers die from suicide annually, a figure that is five times higher

January 24, 2025
Can Hui Kapili Accelerator Transform Hawaii's Construction Industry?
Construction Management Can Hui Kapili Accelerator Transform Hawaii's Construction Industry?

The Hui Kapili Accelerator program stands as a groundbreaking initiative aimed at revitalizing Hawaii's construction industry. Launched in 2024, this program represents a collaborative effort between American Savings Bank and Hawaii Home + Remodeling magazine. A significant milestone in the

January 22, 2025
Will Construction Input Prices Surge in 2025 Due to Potential Tariffs?
Construction Management Will Construction Input Prices Surge in 2025 Due to Potential Tariffs?

As 2024 draws to a close, the construction industry finds itself amidst a landscape of both stability and looming uncertainty. The stability in construction input prices at the end of this year has been a welcome respite for contractors and industry insiders. In December, there was a slight decline

January 16, 2025
2025 Construction Industry Sees Optimism Amid Labor and Material Concerns
Construction Management 2025 Construction Industry Sees Optimism Amid Labor and Material Concerns

The 2025 Construction Industry Outlook by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and Sage provides an extensive and nuanced analysis of the construction sector's upcoming year. According to their 2025 Construction Hiring and Business Outlook Survey, involving more than 1,100 AGC

January 15, 2025
Construction Spending Stagnates in November with Mixed Segment Trends
Construction Management Construction Spending Stagnates in November with Mixed Segment Trends

Amid an evolving economic landscape, the United States saw overall construction spending remain steady in November, holding at $2.15 trillion, seasonally adjusted. This figure matched October's total but marked a 3% increase from the same period last year, reflecting both resilience and

January 10, 2025
Will Trump's Tariffs Raise Construction Costs and Disrupt Supply Chains?
Construction Management Will Trump's Tariffs Raise Construction Costs and Disrupt Supply Chains?

In an era fraught with economic uncertainties and regulatory upheaval, the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) has been particularly proactive in its lobbying efforts to mitigate the potential impacts of various federal policies on the construction industry. These efforts have included

January 9, 2025
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