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$2.3 billion Long Bridge project breaks ground in Virginia
Virginia's Long Bridge project broke ground. The project comprises seven new bridges, 20,000 feet of tracks, and 1.5 miles of rail.
From tools to ties: Navigating the move to construction management
Cory Fisk explains how construction workers can transition into management roles with expert tips on overcoming challenges, building skills, and career growth.
Quebec launches construction camps to attract younger generations to the trades
Quebec will host introductory camps for construction trades in several regions to encourage young people to join the skilled trades.
Liberty Township welcomes new Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Training Center
The new Butler Warren County Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Training Center, a 19,900-square-foot building, will receive $1.5M in funding.
Third-generation TyBot 3.0 is revolutionizing rebar tying
TyBot 3.0 hits the market, transforming rebar tying with automation, enhancing safety, efficiency, and cost savings in construction.
Manhattan Construction Group leads $182M Toyota Stadium renovation
The Toyota Stadium renovation includes a 10% increase in seating, a new roof, and improved fan amenities. Construction is set to begin in 2025.
Skanska Integrated Solutions leads the Williams College Museum of Art project
Skanska is leading the construction of the Williams College Museum of Art, emphasizing sustainability and innovation in design.
The world’s largest solar farm online in China
China activates the world's largest solar farm in Xinjiang, a 5 GW facility covering 33,000 acres and will generate 6.09 billion kWh annually.
Bechtel secures $453M contract for Michigan solar project
Bechtel will lead the design and construction of Sunfish Solar 2, a 360MW facility, marking Michigan’s move toward 50% renewable energy by 2030.
MDOT submits funding request to study wildlife crossing hotspots
MDOT seeks federal funding to study wildlife crossing hotspots and reduce Michigan’s 55,000 annual vehicle-wildlife collisions, improving road safety and wildlife protection.
High number of construction firms struggling to find workers
Construction firms are struggling to hire, with 94% citing an aging workforce and fewer young workers as key factors contributing to shortages.
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