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Time-saving strategies put project team on track to deliver 3,400 beds to Texas A&M in two years.

Project team upgrades MEP systems without compromising the historic building’s integrity.

The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently shed light on the parameters of “no damage for delay” clauses in Central Ceilings, Inc. v. Suffolk Construction Company, Inc. The March 29 decision is a “must read” for everyone drafting construction contracts to ensure the language used comports with the intended result.

The five-story University of Arizona Environment and Natural Resources Phase II, in Tucson, houses five different departments and a classroom.

WT Brookshire Hall is home to the newly established Ben and Maytee Fisch College of Pharmacy at the University of Texas at Tyler.

The Adler Center for Nursing Excellence and the renovation of the four-story building known as the “G-Wing” provides Ramapo College of New Jersey in Mahwah with state-of-the-art teaching and research space for its School of Social Science and Human Services, the School of Theoretical and Applied Science and the School of Nursing.

Contractors are acutely aware of the need to attract new talent to the construction industry.