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Dealmaking

Engineer Kleinfelder Set For Private Equity Purchase

November 23, 2018

Wind Point Partners' majority stake at undisclosed price would stabilize California firm's finance structure and retain its identity, CEO says.

Firms Seek Strategies for Charitable Giving

Jim Parsons

November 21, 2018

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Experts say a more coherent but less top-down approach can help contractors optimize their corporate philanthropy

Construction Risk

The Case For Designers Shouldering More Legal Responsibility

A consultant and attorney says increased designer liability is good for construction

Richard Korman

November 13, 2018

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Why it would help if designers worked under a 'fiduciary responsibility' like doctors.

Construction Safety

Construction Posts Non-Fatal Injury Rate Decline, But Injuries Rise

Tom Ichniowski

November 10, 2018

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BLS report shows 2017 construction nonfatal injuries and illnesses were down 2.7%.

Construction Workforce

Construction Adds 30,000 Jobs in Oct., Jobless Rate Falls

Industry workforce rises by 330,000, or 4.7%, in past 12 months

Tom Ichniowski

November 2, 2018

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Industry's unemployment rate dips to 3.6% from Sept. 4.1%, year-earlier 4.5%, BLS reports.

Fossil-Fuel Friendly Administration Supports Solar

Johanna Knapschaefer

October 29, 2018

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The Trump Administration supports several facets of solar development with $100 million in recent grants.

ASCE Publishes Manual on Designing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure

Pam Radtke Russell

October 29, 2018

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The manual, developed over the last two years, is a stepping stone to the eventual development of ASCE climate-resilient standards.

Viewpoint

Construction Productivity: Why It Matters

Yves Frinault

October 29, 2018

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The average craftperson wastes 70% of his or her day on administrative tasks, transitioning or simply waiting on equipment, materials, and information. What's the solution?

Syracuse U. Taps Whole School To Tackle Infrastructure Issues

Controversial $1B-plus rebuild of downtown Syracuse, NY elevated viaduct will be key focus for new program.

Debra K. Rubin

October 28, 2018

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Upstate N.Y. university's new institute has focus on controversial $1B-plus highway replacement in downtown Syracuse.

MWH Constructors To Get New Corporate Home in Stantec Spinoff

October 26, 2018

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National Academy of Constructors names 37 new members for industry contribution.

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Engineer Kleinfelder Set For Private Equity Purchase

Firms Seek Strategies for Charitable Giving

The Case For Designers Shouldering More Legal Responsibility

Construction Posts Non-Fatal Injury Rate Decline, But Injuries Rise

Construction Adds 30,000 Jobs in Oct., Jobless Rate Falls

Fossil-Fuel Friendly Administration Supports Solar

ASCE Publishes Manual on Designing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure

Construction Productivity: Why It Matters

Syracuse U. Taps Whole School To Tackle Infrastructure Issues

MWH Constructors To Get New Corporate Home in Stantec Spinoff

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