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Senate Environment and Public Works Committee focused on infrastructure funding for rural communities, and ways to improve Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act water infrastructure provisions.

The contractor has partially resumed work at the estimated $13B Texas export terminal project as multiple probes, including its own, continue.

Slowed spending is expected to continue in the coming months, industry economists say.

Mati Carbon's technology addresses the problems of excess CO₂ in the air and degradation of soil on farmland in certain parts of the world.

Developer CEO Anders Opedal says government's halt now of Skanska-led construction of giant wind energy project is “unprecedented and unlawful,” coming at a "critical phase" with offshore installation of 54 large turbines starting.

The work on one of the garage's load-bearing piers was not permitted and no shoring was used, according to a report released by the New York City Dept. of Buildings.

Restoring the colonial-era courthouse involved preservation training for crews and a lucky break finding reclaimed period brick from the demolition of a nearby historic cistern.

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. 

Openings were down or stagnant in nearly half of all metro areas.