As drought-plagued western states watch their water sources literally dry up, California is digging deeper.

With projects facing rising material costs, crunched schedules and labor shortages, project delivery firms say owners are finding themselves at a fork in the road when it comes to design-bid-build versus alternative delivery models.

The need for a more diverse and representative staff seems to punctuate every workforce development conversation at AEC firms. Whether the industry is ready and willing to have a serious conversation about the needs of those diverse workers is another matter entirely.

A U.S. Defense Dept. guidance memo gives instructions on how contract cost adjustment clauses should be written in the future.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a regulatory revision that would reverse a Trump-era limitation.

The bid atmosphere and market for contracting deteriorated as St. Louis County and the city hammered out a deal.

Retired U.S. Army Gen. Stephen R. Lyons will lead efforts to improve cargo flow at U.S. ports and untangle slowdowns in the sprawling domestic freight supply chain.

The extended waiver applies to new "construction materials" category introduced in the Infrastructure Act.

More than 60% of respondents say accidents occurred at their firms' highway jobsites.

The new statewide inspection requirement applies to all condominium buildings three stories or taller.