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Caltrans hopes to reopen the section of road in Big Sur in March 2026.

Although the large, high-profile projects that have defined Colorado Springs over the past decade have slowed, demand remains strong across several sectors, particularly retail and mixed-use developments, Miller says. 

Utah’s Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling that blocked state approval for a proposed, privately funded 338-mile pipeline project.

November’s election replaced seven-month rezoning procedures with 90-day review processes for particular types of affordable housing.

Northeastern University is moving forward on a complete redevelopment of Boston’s 105-year-old Matthews Arena.

After sitting vacant for decades, this adaptive reuse project transformed a 121-year-old school into a mixed-use community hub while preserving its historic character.

BLS reported the major increase—after three consecutive months of decline that included 7,000 fewer positions in August. Will contractors keep hiring?

Will new ESA rule changes narrow habitat reviews and reshape how federal agencies evaluate major projects? Interior’s proposal raises key questions for 2026.

At Esri’s Infrastructure Management and GIS conference, held in Palm Springs, Calif., Oct. 28-30, large utilities such as PG&E showed off how they were using geographic information systems when working with contractors and design firms as consultants to help them manage maintenance and asset needs.

As construction technology providers continue to invest in artificial intelligence-enabled workflows, contractors continue to demand greater interoperability between the cloud platforms they use as well as integrations into jobsite-focused hardware and software.