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Private delays, abandonments drive project stress higher

Construction Dive

Over the past 12 months, non-public developments placed on hold jumped 40%, while abandonments increased 14.1%, according to ConstructConnect.

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Stantec selected by Beacon AI Centers to provide design and engineering services for data center campuses in Alberta

Civil + Structural Engineer

The project will meet a growing capacity demand in the province Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, has been selected to provide architecture, building engineering, sustainability, transportation, civil, environmental, geomatics, and project management for an AI data center development program from Beacon AI Centers, a pioneering data center development company backed by Nadia […]

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Wheels start turning on £2.5bn West Yorkshire mass transit procurement

Construction News

West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) has launched early market engagement for a planned 2.5bn mass transit system serving the regions five biggest towns and cities. The proposed West Yorkshire Mass Transit network will connect Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Huddersfield and Halifax. Phase one of the scheme… The post Wheels start turning on 2.5bn West Yorkshire mass transit procurement appeared first on Construction News.

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Skyline Shift to Gain Attention for Your Business

Wolgast Corporation

Remodeling a Commercial Building Exterior You have the means to strengthen your companys branding and awareness of your business through a skyline shift. You may have never heard this term, but it is what we at Wolgast refer to an exterior remodel of a building to include an attention getting building front tailored to a business branding. It is more than a remodel, its a strategic reinvention of your buildings faade and roofline.

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How CMiC Helps Construction Teams Stay Ahead of Project Risk

CONSTRUCT™ by CMiC delivers structured project management built for the realities of construction. It brings together RFIs, submittals, drawings, and punch lists in a connected environment that prevents gaps in communication and documentation. Risk is managed in real time with issue tracking, automated compliance checks, and daily journals that surface hidden patterns.

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5 Benefits of Digital Safety Training Tools Over Traditional Options

Safety Services Company

Quick Highlights: Traditional safety training methods have major limitations when compared to their digital counterparts. Digital safety training tools can be infinitely scaled to meet the needs of your organization, regardless of company size, team member location, or the type of training required. Tools like Learning Management Systems (LMS) are quickly becoming essential to keep safety training up to date and keep organizations compliant.

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Arup and Wharf District Council publish guidance to accelerate local resilience efforts through community-led projects

Civil + Structural Engineer

Arup and the Wharf District Council in Boston released today the Neighborhood Resiliency Project Handbook, which provides guidance on how to develop and execute community-led projects to enhance neighborhood flood resilience.

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Construction sector suffers worst month for insolvencies since last July

Construction News

More construction firms went under in March than in any other month since last July, newly released official figures show. Data published this morning (20 May) by the Insolvency Service shows 377 construction firms went under in March, up on the 368 total for February… The post Construction sector suffers worst month for insolvencies since last July appeared first on Construction News.

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Augusta Highway section now open

Roads Online

Image: CIMIC The new dual-lane, northbound section of Augusta Highway between Port Wakefield and Lochiel in South Australia is complete. The $185 million project was jointly funded by the Federal and South Australian governments and is said to significantly improve traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance both safety and freight efficiency. Works included the duplication of the Augusta Highway from Port Wakefield to Lochiel, two new overtaking lanes between Lochiel and Redhill, a new northbo

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The Slate Truck starts at $20K - and can be fully customized

Equipment World

Starting at $20,000 after government incentives, the bare-bones truck can be fully customized with over 100 accessories including an SUV conversion kit.

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The Constructor's Digital Transformation Playbook: Reducing Risk With Technology

Speaker: Dylan Secrest

Construction projects are high-stakes operations where even minor inefficiencies can lead to costly delays, safety concerns, and budget overruns. Managing risk in construction has always been a challenge, but as projects grow in complexity, traditional methods no longer cut it. Enter Digital Transformation - a game changer approach that replaces inefficiency with AI-powered analytics, real-time monitoring, and automated workflows to proactively manage risk.

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Kiewit, WSP tapped for $3.2B Canada nuclear waste project

Construction Dive

The team, along with three other firms, will build the deep geological repository in northwestern Ontario.

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O’Donnell & Naccarato Celebrates Grand Opening of $750M Jack and Sheryl Morris Cancer Center

Civil + Structural Engineer

12-story, 520,000 square foot hospital is New Jerseys first and only freestanding cancer hospital and the states only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. New Brunswick, NJODonnell & Naccarato(O&N), a leading structural engineering firm specializing in innovative and client-focused design solutions,celebrated the grand opening of theJack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Centerin New Brunswick, New Jersey.

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Stanmore launches service to combat BSR backlogs

Construction News

Envelope contractor Stanmore has launched an integrated design, procurement and construction service to tackle bottlenecks under the new building safety regime. It said the move would make it less likely that applications had to be resubmitted to the Building Safety Regulator in the wake of… The post Stanmore launches service to combat BSR backlogs appeared first on Construction News.

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Ford: A heavy duty benchmark

Roads Online

The Ford Ranger Super Duty has been designed to handle tough and unforgiving terrain. Images: Ford. Born from intel received from heavy-duty industries, the Ford Ranger Super Duty provides enhanced capability, durability and productivity. The first-ever Ford Ranger Super Duty in Australia has been revealed, a machine uncompromising in its ability to help those who do the toughest jobs, thanks to the Rangers Driver Assist Technology, safety features, incredible versatility and immense capability.

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Avoiding Lease Accounting Pitfalls in 2025: Lessons Learned from Spreadsheet Errors

Speaker: Abdi Ali, Sr. Lease Accounting Consultant

Join this insightful webinar with industry expert Abdi Ali, who will discuss the challenges that can arise from managing lease accounting with spreadsheets! He will share real-world examples of errors, compliance issues, and risks that may be present within your spreadsheets. Learn how these tools, while useful, can sometimes lead to inefficiencies that affect your time, resources, and peace of mind.

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Uncrewed vessels begin seabed surveys for next England–Scotland interconnector

New Civil Engineer

A fleet of four uncrewed survey vessels (USVs) launched from the North Yorkshire coast at the end of April to begin a two-month seabed survey along the proposed route of the Eastern Green Link 5 (EGL5) interconnector. The post Uncrewed vessels begin seabed surveys for next EnglandScotland interconnector appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Seattle manager combines sheet metal work with technology

Construction Dive

Over her 13-year career in the industry, Liz Fong has become an expert in software management, process development and coding.

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Design team named for £1bn Airedale Hospital rebuild

The Construction Index

Architects and engineers have been appointed for the redevelopment of Airedale General Hospital near Keighley.

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London groundworks specialist calls in administrators

Construction News

Administrators have been appointed for London groundworks and reinforced concrete frame specialist Corbyn Construction. David Hudson and Philip Armstrong of FRP Advisory were named in an announcement in the Gazette yesterday (21 May). Corbyn filed a notice of intention to go into administration last November.… The post London groundworks specialist calls in administrators appeared first on Construction News.

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Every Contractor Needs An Effective Website - Unlock the Key to Increased Leads

Grow Leads & Visibility! Contractors need more than word-of-mouth. A strong website boosts visibility, draws in leads, showcases skills, and enhances your credibility. Learn how a quality site, that is easy to manage, can set you apart from the competition, and help can take your construction business to the next level. Marketpath is a leading provider of high-quality website solutions tailored for contractors and the construction industry.

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Construction blitz begins on Maddox Road LXRP

Roads Online

Image courtesy of the Victorian Government. Works are progressing on the Victorian Government’s project to remove the dangerous level crossings at Maddox Road and Champion Road in Newport. A 24/7 construction blitz on Maddox Road began Thursday 22 May and will finish late Sunday 25 May. The Maddox Road northbound lane will be closed at the level crossing fromMonday 26 May to late June.

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Southern Water readies procurement for £50M Hampshire pipeline construction contract

New Civil Engineer

Southern Water has launched preliminary market engagement for its 50M Andover Link Main (ALM) pipeline construction and connection project. The post Southern Water readies procurement for 50M Hampshire pipeline construction contract appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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New water infrastructure firm launches in Arizona

Construction Dive

RS Contracting will specialize in the construction and rehabilitation of water and wastewater systems.

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What to Check Out Before Buying Your New Home

Civil Engineer Blog

Buying a new house is an exciting time for everyone. You and your family are planning for the future, looking forward to your new life in a brand new home. Thats why its important to make sure youre making all the right decisions before you go ahead with the buy. Dont cut corners, because youll […] The post What to Check Out Before Buying Your New Home first appeared on Civil Engineer Blog.

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Guide to Solving Labor, Equipment, and Materials Management Gaps

Specialty contractors operate in a high-pressure environment where labor, equipment, and materials must be managed with precision. Delays, misalignments, and compliance gaps can derail performance and cut into margins. This guide offers a structured approach to managing LEMs using integrated systems, predictive analytics, and transparent workflows. From reducing idle equipment time to maintaining compliance and tightening inventory control, every recommendation in this guide is built around impr

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EDF served safety notice after scaffolder burnt

Construction News

EDF has been served with a safety notice by the nuclear regulator after a scaffolder suffered burns while working at Hartlepool Power Station. Today (19 May), the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) issued an improvement notice on EDF, which runs the site, following the incident.… The post EDF served safety notice after scaffolder burnt appeared first on Construction News.

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First stage of Fishermans Bend project begins

Roads Online

Aerial view of the Innovation Precinct in Fishermans Bend. Artists impression year 2050. Image: Victorian Government Main works have started on the first stage of the Fishermans Bend project, Australias largest urban renewal project, comprising of five precincts. The Port Melbourne project extends across 480 hectares and will link the citys CBD with Port Phillip Bay.

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HS2 assembling viaducts ahead of slide over M6 in Birmingham

New Civil Engineer

High Speed 2 (HS2) engineers have completed the first structural steel section of two new viaducts that will be slid across the M6 motorway close to Birmingham Airport The post HS2 assembling viaducts ahead of slide over M6 in Birmingham appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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New president of Caddell’s commercial division aims to speed growth

Construction Dive

The Arkansas contractor, which has three new offices and a fourth on the way, has grown thanks to its focus on repeat clients, says Ricky Byrd.

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The Ultimate Guide To Data-Driven Construction: Optimize Projects, Reduce Risks, & Boost Innovation

Speaker: Donna Laquidara-Carr, PhD, LEED AP, Industry Insights Research Director at Dodge Construction Network

In today’s construction market, owners, construction managers, and contractors must navigate increasing challenges, from cost management to project delays. Fortunately, digital tools now offer valuable insights to help mitigate these risks. However, the sheer volume of tools and the complexity of leveraging their data effectively can be daunting. That’s where data-driven construction comes in.

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Homes England "beats house-building targets"

The Construction Index

The government’s housing and regeneration agency managed to exceed three key targets last year, it has claimed.

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Murphy cleared in trench fall court case

Construction News

Construction contractor J Murphy & Sons was not at fault when a 70-year-old man fell into a trench dug for new power cables, a High Court judge has ruled. Barry Foggoa fractured his femur and suffered other injuries after he slipped on a board crossing… The post Murphy cleared in trench fall court case appeared first on Construction News.

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Contract awarded, rollout continues for $150M road safety package

Roads Online

Image courtesy of the South Australian Government. The rollout of the Federal and South Australian governments $150 million Adelaide Hills Productivity and Road Safety Package is continuing, with upgrades to be implemented throughout the Adeliade Hills, and a contract awarded for works on River Road. Works will also start soon to upgrade junctions along River Road as part of the Adelaide Hills Productivity and Road Safety Package, which includes a range of road improvements to support economic g