Data center construction forecast to continue to rise

Trans Mountain has hired CB&I to build 14 tanks in BC

Centerpiece terminal focus of billion-dollar program

Duke dismantling Crystal River ahead of schedule

The COVID-19 pandemic has put new twists on owners’ concerns about workplace safety, productivity and efficiency.

After years of complaining about workforce shortages and productivity, owner groups are beginning to impose new conditions.

It took Flint, Mich.’s water issues, which rose to a crisis level last year with news of the city’s extensive lead-tainted supply, to catapult sector needs higher on legislative agendas and into the public consciousness.

Wellness centers, health-care facilities, medical centers, clinics, hospitals and assisted-living complexes—facilities that treat the sick and aid the aging—are getting healthier themselves.

There are ambitious construction plans at major universities and school districts across the U.S., with the recent completion of major projects not slowing down the pace in the education market.