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Prices are expected to rise as domestic steel producers raise production to meet demand, experts say. 

The U.S. Dept. of Defense has instructed its agencies to remove language in contracts requiring labor agreements for projects over $35 million, changing a Biden-era rule. 

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Building and specialty trade contractors added jobs in January, but highway and civil firms reported a decline.

Cooper University Health Care is preparing to start work on the first phase of its three-phase project in Camden, N.J.

December 2024's number of open construction positions was down 50% from the same time in 2023.

Robotic system eases human strain of massive solar photovoltaic projects and significantly speeds build-out.

A coroner's report only partly describes the accident that killed Indiana-based union carpenter Michael Knotts.

Industry firms, families mourn losses as contractor and government crews lift wreckage from American Airlines and helicopter in Potomac River, and clear debris field by Feb. 6, with initial NTSB accident report expected by March 1.

The number of new workers needed to meet construction demand will rise even further in 2026, says ABC, as interest rates are expected to fall.