Southwest Construction News

Labor Woes Persist As Specialty Firms Strive To Meet Demand

Industry associations and construction companies are investing in apprenticeship programs while continuing to deliver innovative projects

ENR's Southwest City Scoop: Reno-Sparks

Total construction spending expected to increase by slightly more than 9% in 2020

Safety Platform Targets Incident Reduction through Real-Time Data Sharing

David M. Brown

In a group-think approach to safety, companies are banding together in an attempt to make safety data more predictive

Phoenix Freeway Melds Adroit Design, P3 Contract

David M. Brown

The largest highway project in Arizona history uses diverging diamond interchanges and the first Arizona use of Utah bulb tee girders

Southwest Pulse: Construction Projects for September 2019

Projects of note and bidding possibilities in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico.

Innovation Propels Corbins Electric

Arizona company leverages innovative workflows and training by using the internet of things and providing BIM services

Southwest People: Construction business updates for September 2019

Hirings, promotions from the architecture, construction and engineering industry in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico.

Corbins Electric is ENR Southwest Specialty Contractor of the Year

John Guzzon

With fresh faces now at the helm, the nearly 45-year-old company has quickly implemented many digital innovations that are hallmarks of today’s most effective and efficient companies.

Companies Participating in the 2019 ENR Southwest Top Specialty Contractors Survey

John Guzzon

The final results are not yet in, but here are the firms—listed alphabetically—that took the time to provide the details on their work.

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Sept 16, 2019

As the death toll from the record-setting hurricane mounts in the Bahamas and damage estimates there and in the U.S. head into the billions, industry experts see increasing pressure to address infrastructure resilience.

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