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Scaffolding in New York City might soon be going up in fewer places, for shorter stints and possibly with totally different looks.

A lawsuit in U.S. federal court and a complaint to the International Trade Commission against Caterpillar and its largest Texas equipment dealer allege patent violations on machine controls, skid steer designs.

Specialty trade contractors showed the greatest jobs gain in November, as all three construction sectors added positions.

Court filings push the White House ballroom project into new phase as litigation, security claims and unresolved design oversight converge.

Who should have figured out floor slab cambering?

Push for larger federal role to expedite grid connections is set to finalize by April 2026, but states and utilities worry about power overload, reliability and ratepayer cost hikes and want more time to study impacts—as administration moves to curb state role in AI regulation.

George Harms Construction Co.'s objection to project labor agreement for a bid package on the N.J.-N.Y. tunnel project will not halt the bidding process, a federal judge has ruled,

The global logistical giant's plan to modernize two critical Afghanistan border crossings could reshape regional trade, but security volatility and economic fragility complicate the path forward.

Construction job openings declined again in October as hiring slowed and worker churn fell, signaling a cooler labor market even as contractors remain cautiously optimistic about early-2026 staffing.

City officials cited equipment failure as the inciting incident that sent a tower crane's boom crashing to a city street in July 2023.