SEATTLE — When heavy civil and marine contractor Pacific Pile & Marine decided to transition its operations onto a company-wide artificial intelligence platform, Elliot Powell, the firm’s director of data…
By Zachary Phillips | Construction Dive Published September 30, 2026 As autumn arrives, the sports calendar shifts into high gear. Major League Baseball is deep into the high-stakes drama of…
KITIMAT, British Columbia — In a landmark milestone for North American energy infrastructure, engineering giants Fluor Corporation and JGC Holdings Corporation have officially locked in their roles for the next…
NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY — After more than a century of waiting, planning, political battles, and meticulous engineering, a monumental chapter in American infrastructure is finally breaking ground beneath the earth.…
PITTSBURGH — Across the United States, municipal leaders are confronting a dual crisis of housing affordability and bureaucratic inertia. As metropolitan areas grapple with the skyrocketing costs of construction, lagging…
By Investigative Construction Desk Part of “The Dotted Line” Series There is an old, grim adage deeply embedded in the modern technology sector: It is not a matter of if…
Published: September 28, 2026 By Construction Dive & HR Dive Reporting Main Facts The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has officially released new, comprehensive workplace safety guidance addressing the…
AUSTIN, Texas — Five years after heavy machinery first broke ground in the heart of Texas, a vital transportation artery connecting downtown Austin with the rapidly expanding Hill Country communities…
RICHMOND, Va. — For decades, the Commonwealth of Virginia has worn its crown as the undisputed data center capital of the United States with unwavering pride. Paved by favorable tax…
By: Published: November 2024 Main Facts The United States construction industry faces an ongoing crisis regarding traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), with approximately 200 construction workers losing their lives to such…
