A postponed condo project in Seattle shows the effects of high labor and material prices.

Southwest contractors anticipate strong markets ahead but are contending with double-digit inflation, rising interest rates and accelerating fuel costs.

State blames inflation and a tight project schedule for single over-budget bid from Core Construction Services of $243.5 million.

A U.S. Defense Dept. guidance memo gives instructions on how contract cost adjustment clauses should be written in the future.

Southeast firms are positive about future opportunities, but fears over inflation and continuing supply-chain disruptions remain.

An engineer in the inflation-plagued country comments on how price risk is divided on federal projects. 

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