Articles Tagged with ''contractors''

BLS reported the major increase—after three consecutive months of decline that included 7,000 fewer positions in August. Will contractors keep hiring?

Some say artificial intelligence is just another tech bubble when it comes to architecture, engineering, and construction. Industry technologist Burcin Kaplanoglu says it is already changing workflows for the better. 

Amir Berman says contractors can embrace their data-centric future and standardize project metrics to fully take advantage of artificial intelligence-based workflows. 

The contractor's appointment as project management consultant on the Saudi Arabia-based event has been a “journey of many decades,” says Public Infrastructure General Manager Jacob Mumm. 

Three-decade industry veteran says he's ready to shape the Chicago contractor’s next 100 years

The Alpharetta, Ga.-based contractor reported $2.15 billion in revenue from the ENR Texas & Southeast region.

Continuing economic uncertainty is causing job declines among building contractors and heavy/civil firms.

Former US Navy Seabee officer who led city-based marine and sewer contractor Spearin, Preston & Burrows and key local projects, died April 5, said a family obituary. 

A commentary by attorney Kenneth Rubinstein on why firms should pivot from emphasizing outcomes to prioritizing engagement as the national debate changes about diversity, equity and inclusion in construction.