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Florida International University will build a mobile unit to train contractors.

Federal lawsuit seeks class action against RB Global, Rouse Services and several large U.S. equipment rental companies for illegally fixing construction equipment rental prices. 

The public-private partnership calls for the Commanders to invest at least $2.7 billion for a new roofed stadium.

The contractor's claim involved property damage to a school along the transit route in Santa Ana.

Work is expected to include a variety of infrastructure projects related to the U.S. military's Pacific Deterrence Initiative, with a focus on China's military buildup.

U.S. District Court judge rules the Corps "abandoned the rule of law" when it didn’t force protestors to leave or require a special use permit.

Granite Construction has won a $70-million contract for seven miles of new border wall in Hidalgo County, Texas, while environmental rules will be waived to restart three projects near San Diego. 

Firm will provide program management for construction of power, water and wastewater utilities, hospitals, schools and transit corridors. 

Court demands answers on whether the union sheet metal worker in Maryland was erroneously deported and imprisoned in El Salvador.

Chief Operating Officer Joe Creed will assume the lead role after CEO Jim Umpleby steps down May 1, with a somewhat rocky road ahead for the company amid softening sales expectations and tariff uncertainty.