Special Report
Coronavirus Pandemic Coverage Archive
ENR's past coverage of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a major blow to the world's economy, and ENR has been documenting the effects on construction and the broader industry since the beginning of 2020.
ENR's past reporting, analysis and commentary on construction sector developments due to the coronavirus crisis is collected below.
[For ENR’s latest coverage of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, click here]
Archive of Pandemic Coverage Prior to January 1, 2021:
December 31, 2020
• Viewpoint: Accelerate Innovation As the Pandemic Lingers, But Keep Your Firm's Adoption Rigor
December 23, 2020
• Relief Bill's Highway Funds Could Help Construction Projects
December 22, 2020
• Boston Construction Bands With Health Care to Fight COVID-19
December 20, 2020
• CDC Recommends Construction Workers Get Vaccines After 'Frontline' Essential Workers
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• In Year-End Push, Hill Leaders Reach Deal on $900B Relief Package
December 17, 2020
• Global Industry Aims Past Bumps In COVID-19 Road to Recovery
• Glimmers of Optimism for COVID-Hit Global Machine Market
December 16, 2020
• 2020 4Q Cost Report: Industry Execs Start to Believe Recovery Will Come in 2021
• 2020 4Q Cost Report: Amid Second Wave, Outlook Uncertain Heading in 2021
• COVID-19 Safety Trends Seen in Video and Image Data
• WRDA Overlooks Water Sector Dealing With COVID Impacts
December 15, 2020
• Do Construction Industry Employees Have Higher Rates of COVID-19?
December 14, 2020
• Pandemic Forces Schedule Changes in University of Utah Stadium Upgrade
December 13, 2020
• How Some Companies Boosted Their Finances Under a Little-Used Federal Program
December 10, 2020
• California Poised For Growth Despite Pandemic Impacts, Regulations
December 9, 2020
• SBA Issues New PPP Guidance After AGC Sues
• Ready-Mix Concrete, Long a Holdout on Electronic Tracking, Adapts for COVID
November 24, 2020
• Vaccine Focus Brings Aseptic Manufacturing, EPC Firms Into Limelight
November 22, 2020
• California Emergency COVID-19 Rules Again Prompt Confusion
November 18, 2020
• AEC Firms Aid Virus Vaccine 'Warp Speed' Market Push
• Canada Construction Shows Post-COVID Resurgence, But Not Everywhere
November 16, 2020
November 12, 2020
• Airports Need Greater Flexibility Than Ever in COVID-19 Era
November 10, 2020
• Despite Pandemic, Tutor Perini Profits Grow in 2020
November 2, 2020
• China's E&C Companies Bounce Back With Pandemic Under Control
October 29, 2020
• Tell Us How Vaccines May Affect Your Workplace
October 28, 2020
• AGC Says 75% of Contractors Had Project Canceled or Postponed Due to Coronavirus
October 26, 2020
• Pandemic Causes Revamp of Construction Campaign Fund Raising
October 23, 2020
• Work Resumes on COVID-Delayed Boston Tower
October 18, 2020
• Pa. Audit Pans Gov. Tom Wolf's COVID-19 Waiver Program
October 15, 2020
• ENR 2020 Top 600 Specialty Contractors Shift Into Crisis Mode
October 14, 2020
• Design Firm CEOs Push To Rebalance COVID Instability
October 4, 2020
• Canada Unveils $7.5 Billion Project Spending Plan As New COVID-19 Stimulus
September 30, 2020
• Tech Report: New Ideas for a Strange Era
• 3Q Cost Report: Execs Believe the Downturn Will Continue Until 2021
• 3Q Cost Report: Compensation Stays Steady Despite COVID-19 Disruptions
• 3Q Cost Report: Lumber Prices Soar as Construction Begins to Recover
• 3Q Cost Report: Global Pandemic Recovery Is Underway But Remains Uneven
September 27, 2020
• Trump Order to Fast-Track Projects as Stimulus Shows Unclear Impact So Far
September 17, 2020
• Feds: More PPP Loan Fraud Charges Are Coming
September 16, 2020
• Construction’s Human Resources Specialists Become Key Agents of Change
• Online Equipment Broker Sees Demand Rise Due to COVID-19
September 8, 2020
• PPP Loan Fraud Investigators Charge Several Small Contractors
September 4, 2020
• Pace of Rebound for Construction Jobs Slows Slightly in August
September 3, 2020
• COVID-19 Turns Up The Volume on Virtual in AEC Sector Education
September 2, 2020
• Survey: Craft Workers in Short Supply Despite COVID-19 Layoffs, Project Delays
• Q&A: Komatsu America on Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic
• The Evolution of an ENR Face-Covering Story
August 26, 2020
• Water Groups Call for More Funding As Way to Pull Nation out of COVID Recession
• How Data is Helping Contractors Survive the Coronavirus
August 25, 2020
• Houston Convention Center Outfits Broadcast Studio With Virus-Killing Air Filters
August 21, 2020
• COVID Pushes Costs Up for London's Crossrail Project
August 20, 2020
• 2020 Top 250 International Contractors: Struggling With COVID-19
August 19, 2020
• Rough Times for Heavy Iron During COVID-19
• Sorting the Differences in Pandemic Face Coverings
August 15, 2020
• Proximity Trace Used to Monitor, Maintain Social Distancing on $1.9-Billion KCI Airport Project
August 14, 2020
• Union Specialty Contractors Urged To Seek Additional Pay for Pandemic Costs
August 12, 2020
• Cooperation Is Key in COVID-Related Site Disputes, Lawyers Say
August 11, 2020
• Study Says Popular Face Covering Could Worsen Virus Spread
August 7, 2020
• Private Construction Is Down Amid COVID Crisis, Global Survey Says
July 31, 2020
• Why Contractors Say Virginia's New Virus Safety Standard Is Poor Fit
July 30, 2020
• 2020 ENR Top 20 Under 40: Pandemic Generates Uncertainty and Evolving Expectations
• Viewpoint: How COVID-19 Can Boost Your Business Development
July 29, 2020
• Air Purifiers with Filters that 'Kill' Coronavirus Are in Production
• Top 225 International Design Firms: Companies Deal With Twin Crises
• Material and Labor Cost Index Falls in July
• Mississippi River Mayors Say Revenues Down Due to Coronavirus, Forecast Lean Budgets
July 27, 2020
• Senate GOP $1T COVID-19 Relief Proposal All But Omits Infrastructure
July 21, 2020
• School Construction Could Help LA Rebound from Pandemic
July 20, 2020
• Medistar To Roll Out Air Filter That Kills Coronavirus, Say Researchers
July 17, 2020
• Airports Ponder Touchless Technology Installations In Bathrooms
July 16, 2020
• The Top 200 Environmental Firms: Pushing Past the Pandemic
July 9, 2020
• Lender Halts Chicago's 1000M Tower as Developer Seeks New Financing
July 8, 2020
• MaineDOT Accelerates Work Despite Coronavirus
July 7, 2020
• First Look at Long List of AEC Firms Receiving PPP Loans
• Real Estate Survey Predicts Office Market Will Remain in Decline
July 4, 2020
• Trump Signs Bill Extending Paycheck Protection Loan Deadline
July 1, 2020
• Health Check-In Apps Seen as Key Way to Limit Viral Outbreaks on Jobsites
• Deloitte: Contractors Can Combat COVID-19 Crisis with Resilience
• When Virus Cases Spike at Construction Jobsites
• Senate, House Approves Extension for Paycheck Protection Program Loans
June 30, 2020
• Banks See Rise in Delinquent Construction Loans. Don't Panic.
June 29, 2020
• UK Projects Lose 35% Productivity Due to COVID-19 Impacts, Says New Analysis
June 25, 2020
• New SITES and TRUE Sustainability Credits a Reaction to COVID-19
June 24, 2020
• COVID-19 Intensifies Infrastructure Funding Problem, ASCE Says
• Boston Implements Full Construction Reopening Plan
June 22, 2020
• Construction's Paycheck Protection Loan Volume Climbs 42% Since April
June 18, 2020
• German Industry Optimistic in Face of COVID as Border Restrictions Are Set to Loosen
• Facemask Policy Remains Flexible As Hoar Construction Confronts Two Virus-Troubled Projects
• AGC/Procore Data Shows Construction Increase as State COVID-19 Orders Loosen
June 17, 2020
• Construction Loan Platform Built Technologies Sees Effects of COVID-19 Jobsite Shutdowns
June 10, 2020
• Mnuchin Says New COVID-19 Recovery Legislation is Necessary
June 9, 2020
• New York City Construction Sites, Now Open, Adjust to New Realities
• Viewpoint: How to Meet the Challenge of the New Normal in Post Covid-19 Reopenings
June 8, 2020
• Most Brazil Projects Progress Despite the Pandemic
June 7, 2020
• Virus Issues Ground Nearly $1B of Tampa Airport Projects
June 5, 2020
• Breaking: Construction Jobs Rebound in May, Recoup Half of Huge April Losses
• Update: Trump Signs Bill Making More Changes in Paycheck Protection Program
June 4, 2020
• Trump Order Waives Project Environment Rules to Push COVID-19 Recovery
June 3, 2020
• Airports Ponder Short and Long-Term Implications of COVID-19
• Virus Snarls Hurricane Preparation
May 29, 2020
• OSHA Updates Controversial COVID-19 Record-Keeping Guidance
May 28, 2020
• Four-Firm Coalition Makes Open Call for New COVID-19 Safety Tech
• House Approves Bill to Loosen Paycheck Protection Restrictions
• Viewpoint: Use the Pandemic to Protect Your Employees and Preserve Your Culture
May 27, 2020
• NY Governor To 'Fast Track' Key NYC Projects to Boost Virus Recovery
May 26, 2020
• Modular ICU Units Placed Into Service in Maryland
May 22, 2020
• Before COVID, ASCE Project Envisioned Post-Pandemic Future
May 21, 2020
• NJ Engineering School Powers Through Battery Problems for Hospital PPE
• NY-NJ Transport Chief Amplifies Pitch for $3B to Fill Big COVID-19 Revenue Hit
• Billings Hit Record Low in April, Says AIA
• Wastewater Utilities Helping Track Spread of Coronavirus
May 20, 2020
• Firms Find the Technology to Keep Working Through a Pandemic
• States Reopen Construction With New Practices
• ENR 2020 Top 400: Coping With COVID-19 Chaos
• Shifting Paycheck Protection Program Rules Leave Employers in Limbo
• Treasury, SBA Add More Paycheck Protection Guidance
• Construction Apprentice Programs Face New COVID-19 Learning Curve
May 18, 2020
• Non-Essential Construction Ramps Up Across Massachusetts
May 17, 2020
• House Passes $3T Relief Bill With $15B for Highways, Fixes for PPP, Multiemployer Pensions
May 15, 2020
• New York, New Jersey Reopen Construction Projects
May 14, 2020
• AGC, Procore Provide Insights About Loss of 975,000 Construction Jobs, Northeast Hardest Hit
May 13, 2020
• With Less Driving, State Transportation Departments Face Iffy Road Ahead
• Riskcast Adds T&M Tracking, Coronavirus Contact Tracing
May 12, 2020
• Coronavirus Complicates Already-Complex P3 Project in Norway
• California Opens Door To COVID-19 Workers’ Compensation Claims
May 11, 2020
• Groups Weigh-In on California Order for Workers’ Comp for Employees with COVID-19
• NYC School Construction Chief Reopens Projects, But Awaits Stimulus Funds
• Saskatchewan Adds $1 Billion+ In Stimulus Funding For Projects
May 8, 2020
• Construction Loses 975,000 Jobs in April, Due to COVID-19 Impacts
May 7, 2020
• Viewpoint: Let’s Build Our Way Back
May 6, 2020
• AECOM Says Owners Are Paying For Most Pandemic-Idled Project CM Costs
• Boston Officials Outline Gradual Construction Restart
• Survey: Workloads Decline Amid Virus Outbreak
May 5, 2020
• Treasury Extends PPP Repayment Deadline, but Eligibility Confusion Persists
• After Cutting Workforce, Georgia Power Sticks to Current Vogtle Schedule
May 1, 2020
• Construction in Washington State Won't Fully Restart Until June
• Amtrak Will Redevelop Baltimore Penn Station Despite COVID-19 Impacts
April 29, 2020
• San Francisco Area Construction To Restart May 4, But Safety Requirements Questioned [Free]
• Managing Human Assets Gets Harder in COVID-19 Era
• New 'Paycheck Protection' Loan Guidelines Worry Contractors
• Projects Across Pa. Get Ready to Roll [Free]
• Building Trades With Prefab Capabilities Step Up to Deliver COVID-19 Alternate Care Facilities
• Editorial: Sketching the Elements of the 'New Normal'
• Cashflow and Pay Rise As Key Metrics in Economic Crisis
• 2020 Top 500 Design Firms: Will COVID-19 Change Design?
• 'Paycheck Protection' Loan Program May Soon Commit All Its Funds
• Turning to Virtual Reality BIM Review During a Pandemic
• Oil and Gas Giants Recommit To Renewables Amid COVID-19
April 28, 2020
• COVID-19 Safety Rules Take Shape in Boston [Free]
April 27, 2020
• Midwest Stay at Home Orders Extended, Ended and Updated [Free]
April 25, 2020
• NJ Transit Rail Ops Exec Dies of COVID-19 Complications on April 18
April 24, 2020
• New York City Buildings Commissioner Notes Agency Role In COVID-19 Project Curbs
• Pa. Gov Issues COVID-19 Safety Guidelines as Crews Prepare to Resume Work [Free]
• Survey: Industry Anxiety Levels Improve, But Concern Remains High for Business Stability [Free]
• Update: Trump Signs Bill to Add $310B to 'Paycheck Protection' Loan Program [Free]
• How Midwest Construction Is Adapting to the COVID-19 Threat
April 23, 2020
• Update: Washington Governor Reopens Some Construction Immediately [Free]
• House Passes Bill to Add $310B to 'Paycheck Protection' Loan Program
• State DOTs Expedite Millions in Construction on Empty Highways
April 22, 2020
• Gilbane Looks to Social Distancing on Jobsites and Finding the New Normal
• Pandemic Delays P3 Proposal Deadline for Honolulu Light-Rail Section
April 21, 2020
• In Response to COVID-19, AISC Kicks Off a Free Virtual Steel Conference
April 20, 2020
• Pennsylvania Governor OKs May 8 Construction Restart [Free]
• Feds Expand 'Guidance' of Virus-Essential Construction Sectors, Jobs
• Ontario, Quebec Ease COVID-19 Construction Rules for 'Essential' Projects [Free]
April 19, 2020
• CEOs Detail Virus-Reshaped Business Realities [Free]
April 18, 2020
• Army Corps Set to Deliver 28 COVID-19 Alternate Care Facilities [Free]
April 17, 2020
• Airports Plan to Apply for Shares of $10B in CARES Act Grants
April 16, 2020
• Trump Picks Construction 'Economic Revival' Team; Issues Eased State Social Distance Guidance [Free]
• Georgia Power Cuts Vogtle Project Workforce Amid Increase in COVID-19 Cases
• Boston Mayor Considers Bringing Construction Back, Slowly [Free]
April 15, 2020
• Energy, Power, Health Care Face COVID-19 Downgrades, Disruption
• Industry M&As Take COVID-19 Hit, But Deals Aren't Dead Yet
• Construction Tops Industries in Paycheck Protection Loan Volume [Free]
• Industry Finds New Innovations to Stay Ahead of COVID-19
• Companies, Colleges Retool to Produce Much-Needed Face Masks [Free]
• New U.S. COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Law Has Lots of Gray
• CROSS-US Calls for Input on Keeping Structures Safe During Pauses
• Viewpoint: Why We Need Fresh Infrastructure Ideas After The Pandemic [Free]
April 14, 2020
• Nearly 40% of Firms Have Laid Off Workers, New AGC Survey Says [Free]
April 13, 2020
• OSHA Clarifies Record-Keeping Rules for COVID-19
April 12, 2020
• Ontario, Quebec Shut Projects, But Canada Keeps Most Construction Essential
April 11, 2020
• COVID-19 Delays, Closes Projects Across the Midwest [Free]
April 10, 2020
• Pandemic Brings New Risk Controls To Jobsites—And Regular Blasts of Bleach [Free]
• After Tough Second Quarter, Recession Will Ease, Says Dodge
April 9, 2020
• COVID-19 Survey: Business Outlook Darkens Among Industry Firms [Free]
• Boost for Paycheck Protection Loans Stalls in Senate [Free]
• AGC Stand Down Emphasizes Coronavirus Safety Measures [Free]
• Robins & Morton Converting Miami Convention Center Into COVID Field Hospital
• Work Restarts on $1.8B COVID-19 Closed Milan Subway Project
April 8, 2020
• New Jersey, Second in U.S. in COVID-19 Cases, Shuts Non-Essential Jobs [Free]
• Designers Weigh Strategies for COVID-19 Isolation Rooms
April 7, 2020
• Washington’s Sound Transit Temporarily Halts Most Construction
• Treasury Eases Construction Firms' Path to Paycheck Protection Loans
• AIA Releases Tool to Help Officials Assess Temporary Hospital Sites [Free]
• UK Firm Offers Quick-Made COVID-19 Face Shield Template [Free]
• Contractors Prioritizing Safety Across Texas & Louisiana Region
April 6, 2020
• AGC Slams SBA Rule for Key CARES Act Business Loans
• Pennsylvania to Restart $530M in Turnpike Projects [Free]
• Thousands of Mass. Union Members Walk Off Jobs Due to COVID-19 Fears [Free]
• Social Distancing, Shelter Orders Impede Construction Bonds [Free]
• New York City Halts Public Design Work
April 5, 2020
• Clean Energy Can Drive Post-COVID-19 Economies, Business Groups Say
April 4, 2020
• Code Group Seeks Funds for Remote Approval of COVID-19 Pop-Up Hospitals [Free]
• Computer Vision Deployed to Monitor Social Distancing on Jobsites
• Army Corps Strategy Evolves Into Using Convention Center Spaces for COVID-19 Care
• Walsh Talks About McCormick Convention Center to COVID-19 Care Conversion [Free]
April 3, 2020
• Construction Job Totals Start to Fall, with 29,000 Drop in March
• Viewpoint: Restarting Your Pandemic-Delayed Project With the Critical Path in Mind [Free]
April 2, 2020
• UVA Accelerates Hospital Project to Meet COVID-19 Demand
• PennDOT Unfreezes 60 Critical Highway, Bridge Projects [Free]
• COVID-19: Confronting The New Normal
• Construction Spending, Commodity Prices Continue to Fall Amid Global Crisis
April 1, 2020
• Michigan Deal Pushes Transportation Projects, Extends Schedules for Shut Down Jobs [Free]
• Mass. Unions Call For Statewide Halt on Building Projects [Free]
• Across the Country, Firms Face Varying Restrictions Due to COVID-19
• A Multifront Drive Aims To Boost Hospitals' Capacity
• ENR's 1918 Flu Coverage Foreshadows COVID-19 Practices [Free]
• Construction Eyes an Expected New Stimulus Bill
• Designers Advise on COVID-19-Related Pop-Up Hospitals
March 31, 2020
• SF Bay Area Halts Most Construction; LA Issues Stronger Site Safety Rules [Free]
• McCormick Place Becoming a COVID-19 Hospital, Chicago Veterans Home Fast-Tracked to Help [Free]
• Texas High-Speed Rail Staff Laid Off Due to COVID-19
• EPA Suspends Environmental Compliance Rules, Citing COVID-19 Concerns
• I-74 Bridge Project Resumes Following COVID-19 Halt [Free]
March 30, 2020
• Video: ENR Interviews Army Corps Leaders at Javits Center in NYC on Rapidly Built Hospitals [Free]
• $10K Fines Announced for COVID-19-Related Construction Violations in New York City [Free]
• Wave of Field Hospitals Deployed Across the Country
• Federal Government Issues Guidance to Help Clarify Areas of ‘Essential’ Work
• Workers at Two NFL Stadiums Test Positive for COVID-19, But Construction Continues [Free]
March 28, 2020
• Corps Leaders Explain Strategy for Rapid Hospital Response [Free]
• Surveys: Hundreds of Design Professionals See Big COVID-19 Business Impacts
March 27, 2020
• States Assert Authority to Deem Workers Essential
• UK Offers COVID-19 Financial Cushion to Companies, Workers
• Editorial: What A Covid-19-Safe Construction Site Looks Like [Free]
• 'Essential Construction' Defined as New York Shuts Most Projects Over Coronavirus [Free]
• House Passes Stimulus Bill With Billions, Potentially, for Construction [Free]
March 26, 2020
• Massachusetts to Reopen Decommissioned Hospital to Address COVID 19 Capacity Concerns
• Work Halted at Boston Project Despite Loophole in Shutdown Order [Free]
• Construction Worker-Tracking Tech Finds New Jobsite Uses in Coronavirus Pandemic
• Economists Expect Steep Dip in GDP, Construction Markets Due to COVID-19
• Make the Call for More Construction Technology in a Time of Crisis
• Washington State Broadens Construction Shutdown Order [Free]
March 25, 2020
• Viewpoint: Covid-19 a Critical 'Black Swan' Event for Electric and Gas Utilities [Free]
• Boston Extends COVID-19 Construction Ban
• Germany Eases COVID-19 Project Restrictions for Public Infrastructure Projects
• Florida Gears Up for Coronavirus with Field Hospitals
• NYC Mayor de Blasio To Ask for Clarification Around Essential Construction
• Pandemic Finance For Contractors: The Major Issues
• Quad Cities I-74 Bridge Construction Halted Following Worker’s Positive COVID-19 Test
March 24, 2020
• Webcor CEO Says New Business Practices Needed in Response to Pandemic [Free]
• After Initial Confusion, Energy Projects Join COVID-Sidelined Construction in Pa.
• Health Care Designers Educate, Advise, Warn During COVID-19 Crisis [Free]
• Mask Donations Rise as Industry Combs Sites to Support Healthcare Workers
• California State, County Clarifications to Stay-at-Home Orders Raise More Questions
• Philadelphia Hospital Project Pushes Forward to Care For COVID-19 Patients
March 23, 2020
• Contractors Meet Deadline To Button Up Boston Construction Sites
• COVID-19 and Falling Oil Prices Roil Oil and Gas Sector
• Construction Groups Push Back on OSHA's COVID-19 Reporting Rule
• COVID-19 Claims Life of John LaPlante, 80, Chicago's First DOT Commissioner [Free]
• Tourism’s Tumble Halts Airline’s $420M Florida Resort Project, For Now
March 22, 2020
• Construction Faces Lockdown as Europe Now Is COVID-19 Global Hotspot
• Cloud Infrastructure Keeps Firms Afloat During Coronavirus Pandemic [Free]
• AGC Survey: 28 Percent of Members Report Halted or Delayed Projects Due to COVID-19 [Free]
• Treasury, Labor Depts. Ease Family/Medical Leave Mechanisms
• GM Will Partner With Ventec to Manufacture More Ventilators for COVID-19 Response
March 20, 2020
• New Orleans Issues 'Stay Home' Mandate, Construction Exempt
• Construction Companies Navigate New California Lockdown Orders
• Contractors Offer Alternative Solutions for COVID-19 Beds
• Army Corps of Engineers Launches Multistate Push To Add Hospital Capacity
• Canada Provinces, Cities Are Not Shutting Projects, but Some Owners Scale Back
• Stay at Home Order for Illinois, New COVID-19 Precautions Instituted in Other Midwest States
• Kansas OKs $10B Transportation Program As Economic Stimulus
• Pa. Contractors Rush To Respond to Construction Stop Order [Free]
March 19, 2020
• Perspective: A Virus-Shaken Economy Could Erode Markets for New Construction
• Pennsylvania Halts All 'Non-Life-Sustaining Business' Operations, Including Construction
• Airports, Transit Seek Emergency Funds as Ridership Plunges
• Contractor Pauses $215M W. Virginia Highway Job Over Worker COVID-19 Concerns
• Pandemic Sidelines Some November Infrastructure Ballot Measures
• Ritchie Bros. Sees Large Number of Bidders on Equipment in US and France, Despite Coronavirus
• Work Continues, But Shaken Economy Erodes Market for New Construction
• Pandemic Sidelines Some Infrastructure Ballot Measures
• Northern California Shelter in Place Orders Exempt Most Construction
• Despite Virus Fears, Crowds Flock to Truncated CONEXPO
March 18, 2020
• 1Q Confidence Index: Will Pandemic Stunt Construction's Rising Market?
• COVID-19 Confusion in California
• COVID-19 Market Drop Shuts UK Equipment Maker JCB Through March 30
• Houston Construction Sites To Remain Open For Now
• Construction Companies Responding to Request to Donate Masks
• Rep. DeFazio: FEMA Asks Army Corps to Build Emergency Health Facilities
• NYC Plans to Add More than 8,000 Beds for Coronavirus Patients
• Pandemic Forces Shifting Outlook, Priorities in Industry
• The Virus Pandemic: What We Need To Do
March 17, 2020
• Environmental Contractors Group Plans Coronavirus Training for NYC Construction Workers
• Trump Administration Calls on Construction Companies to Donate Masks
• Pennsylvania Pauses Highway, Bridge Work to Curb Coronavirus Spread
March 16, 2020
• AGC Slams House Coronavirus Bill's Medical/Family Leave Provisions
• Boston Is First U.S. City to Shutter Construction Sites Because of Coronavirus
• Construction and Coronavirus: What We’ve Seen So Far
March 1-15, 2020
• Construction Responds To Limit Coronavirus Infection Exposure, Manage Work
• Coronavirus Risk Closes ConExpo Show a Day Early; Industry Firms Prepare for Worst
• Coronavirus Impacts Are Clear on Global Manufacturing Index
• Coronavirus Begins To Disrupt US Supply Chains and Markets
February, 2020
• Ultrafast-Track Wuhan Hospitals Accept First Patients, But More Beds Needed
• Project Impacts Growing as China Coronavirus Spreads
• Crews Complete Wuhan Hospital in 10 Days, Near Finish on Second Coronavirus Facility
