Although not headquartered in Arizona, the company is enmeshed with the Southwest community and construction industry.

Among news of note are details on awards and recognitions, as well as updates on developments including the long-shuttered tallest building in Las Vegas.

Construction Safety Week is May 6 to 10: Southwest plays a key part in developing a safer, more portable tool.

Projects at White Sands Missile Range and Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico and Ft. Huachuca in Arizona are especially vulnerable.

Arizona reverses non-seasonally-adjusted losses from January although Nevada loses approximately 2,000 construction jobs.

National firm has developed presence in the Southwest through the Phoenix office’s dedication to clients and banking on solar.

After leading the nation in job growth for most of the year, Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico report weak gains early in 2019.

A milestone is reached on Loop 202 South Mountain as solar power starts to heat up again in the Southwest.

Firms performing work for projects in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico are urged to submit their data and help provide a robust snapshot of the region—deadline is March 11.

States in the Southwest have posted strong employment gains, mainly driven by the construction sector.