Infrastructure

New Federal Budget Boosts Construction With Tax Relief
Construction Management New Federal Budget Boosts Construction With Tax Relief

The signing of the $3.4 trillion federal budget law by President Donald Trump marks a pivotal moment for the construction sector in the United States. This legislation presents a myriad of opportunities and challenges for contractors, centering primarily around tax relief and strategic operational

Can Community Needs Compete With Construction Disruptions?
Construction Management Can Community Needs Compete With Construction Disruptions?

Greenwich, an idyllic town known for its tranquility, faces a persistent struggle to balance the demands of urban development with the welfare of its community. As construction activities increase, particularly in the Chickahominy neighborhood, residents endure the repercussions of disruptions that

USGBC Expands Green Schools Program for Rural Communities
Market Overview USGBC Expands Green Schools Program for Rural Communities

The landscape of educational facilities is undergoing a transformative shift as the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has announced monumental strides forward for its Center for Green Schools program. For over a decade, this initiative has been committed to revolutionizing school environments by

Can Construction Growth Last Amid Labor Shortages?
Construction Management Can Construction Growth Last Amid Labor Shortages?

The U.S. construction industry, a vital pillar of economic growth, has demonstrated resilience amidst varied and often unpredictable economic conditions. Recently, the sector exhibited astounding growth, evidenced by notable job additions and wage increments. In June, it added 15,000 jobs,

CHOC Unveils $373M Southwest Tower for Advanced Pediatric Care
Construction Management CHOC Unveils $373M Southwest Tower for Advanced Pediatric Care

In a groundbreaking event for pediatric healthcare, the Children's Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) has unveiled its new Southwest Tower, marking a pivotal moment in the landscape of medical infrastructure. Situated in Orange, California, this state-of-the-art facility is a testament to CHOC’s

Can DCC Waivers Boost Affordable Housing in Small Towns?
Construction Management Can DCC Waivers Boost Affordable Housing in Small Towns?

In the heart of small-town development strategies lies a significant move by the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) board to waive $300,000 in development cost charges (DCC). These charges, typically levied to support essential infrastructure like sewers and water services, were

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