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Michael Neal’s 46-year career demonstrates his firm belief that construction is primarily a people business. 

Florida regulators will weigh Blue Origin’s proposed wastewater discharge as residents raise concerns about impacts to the Indian River Lagoon.

A 150‑MW build signals a broader expansion underway in Texas.

Three companies gain ten-year task orders to create new supply chains and innovations to manufacture low-enriched uranium and high-assay low-enriched uranium for nuclear power generation.

Texas voters expanded water financing, but which projects are actually ready to move? Planning maturity, not funding alone, will determine what gets built next.

A horrific accident became test case over immunity from lawsuits.

Set on a site that is just over an acre, the team stacked a 40-level residential “pencil” tower on top of 10 levels of office on a base of 10 levels of parking with ground-floor retail.

Why does most construction activity keep flowing to the same states—and what do power, labor capacity and value-added data reveal about where competition will intensify?

For Wayne Brothers, the contractor’s stated goal is simple enough to understand, with its website touting the firm as a client’s “proactive partner” that will “do everything in our power to anticipate challenges, reduce risk and add value.”

Reported nationwide revenue for all MMR Group companies last year marked a nearly 67% increase from the previous year.