As the construction industry continues to grapple with the difficulties of the last several years, some sectors have fared better than others, and experts predict there is still some time to come before these issues have been settled.

Work is expected to take place primarily in Washington state through October 2025 at four naval stations under firm fixed price task order awards.

Praised by organized labor and called a modest labor step by contractor groups, Homeland Security Dept. chief Alejandro N. Mayorka approved 18 months more of protected status for Venezuelan workers in the U.S. 

 New $7.5 billion loan program will partially fund non-federal dams in need of repairs.

FRA receives $6B in grant applications, four times the funds available.

Rules are designed to reduce the sizable carbon footprint of the ubiquitous construction material.

Analysis noted near shutdown by utlity Con Ed in NYC, as federal energy regulator also okayed four natural gas projects but left a controversial climate change measure undecided.

The construction tech firm announced a slate of new and planned offerings, including an AI-based assistant still under development.

Rail project moves into the design phase with $1.97 billion in grant funding from the Federal Transit Administration

Cost increases were a major concern of the Committee, as well as some still-unresolved details of Buy America provisions.