Articles by Emell D. Adolphus

The contractor's appointment as project management consultant on the Saudi Arabia-based event has been a “journey of many decades,” says Public Infrastructure General Manager Jacob Mumm. 

The economic fallout from the Trump administration tariff war has already breached jobsites through acute materials cost increases and accelerated project timelines, say specialty contractors ranked this year.

More than 80 apprentices from across the U.S. and Canada squared off in the BAC/IMI International Apprentice Contest in Detroit.

Firm intends to hit the ground running once its carve-out is completed, chief Davendra Debasia says.

Federal funding clawbacks targeting sustainability-minded programs are expected to stunt U.S. 2050 emissions goals by as much as 7 billion tonnes by 2030, experts warn.

“Tackling mental health in construction is not a one-and-done effort,” says Bechtel's Brendan Bechtel.

Top 400 Contractors say cracks in consumer confidence are becoming more evident as owners cancel some projects and pause others amid confusion over the Trump administration’s “America First” agenda.

The project, set to start construction in 2028, is part of Denmark Forward, the largest federal infrastructure investment in Scandinavia history, estimated to cost $24 billion. 

Deal marks Mace Group spinoff’s first acquisition after a Goldman Sachs investment unit bought an undisclosed controlling investment.

Challenges abound for the Top 250 International Contractors as revenue numbers show regional conflicts—with supply chain disruptions and cost volatility rocking some global markets and roiling others to a point of diminished returns.