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Saudi Arabia's Qiddiya City has unveiled plans for a 33,000-seat tennis center featuring retractable roofs, mountain-site construction challenges and a global design team.

Contractor founder and executive chairman Bob Clark describes new advisor as "at the center of one of the most transformative technology movements in modern history.” 

Why is North Carolina receiving more than half of FHWA's latest $1.9-billion disaster funding package? The answer lies in Hurricane Helene's continuing recovery.

Speakers at New York City event kast month discussed need for communities to be better prepared for drastic changes in water levels.

Project officials cited a dispute over price as the main reason they chose to end the progressive design-build contract, and have already begun the process of re-bidding work under a different delivery model.

Long-planned rail link between Persian Gulf industrial areas and the Red Sea now spurred by regional conflict, targets 2034 completion.

Can the grid keep pace with AI's power appetite? FERC is forcing regional operators to answer that question—and defend their plans.

This 1993 cover story by editor Richard Korman delved into the deteriorating conditions faced by traveling hard hats during the construction recession, then in its third year.

Information is derived from Industrial Reports, a market intelligence firm specializing in industrial construction and equipment leads.

Project will soon release new capabilities in its platform specifically for construction owners.