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New York construction deaths reach highest number in 10 years

Construction Dive

In 2023, 74 workers died in the state, including 30 in New York City, according to a new report.

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Cummins’ First Gasoline Engine Announced for Kenworth Trucks

Equipment World

Kenworth will start taking orders this year for Cummins first gasoline-powered engine, the B6.7 Octane, in its Class 5 to 7 conventional trucks.

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Bringing multiphysics simulation to construction sites

Construction Dive

Contractors better manage construction project economics and carbon footprint with simulation apps.

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Stantec selected to lead two Toronto bridge replacements to increase resilience to flooding

Civil + Structural Engineer

C$12.5 million contract will help reduce flooding, improve transportation and public space Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, has been retained by the City of Toronto, in cooperation with the Toronto and Regional Conservation Authority (TRCA), to lead the replacement of two bridges crossing Black Creek at Jane Street and Scarlett Road.

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How AI is Reshaping Construction: Insights from Industry Experts

Construction firms embracing AI are outperforming the competition. This exclusive guide unpacks the impact of AI-driven analytics, automation, and predictive insights on project management, risk reduction, and workforce transformation. Discover how AI enhances real-time decision-making, optimizes labor and materials, and ensures projects stay on schedule and budget.

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Creating safer jobsites: Understanding how human factors and performance impact construction safety

Construction Dive

Understanding these elements can help leaders improve productivity, safety and decision-making, and create a supportive environment that fosters better overall performance.

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Whiting-Turner to build new HQ in Baltimore

Construction Dive

The builder and Goucher College will use the new facility to introduce young people to careers in construction.

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STV Celebrates Completion of New Grand Central Terminal Passenger Tunnel

Civil + Structural Engineer

NEW YORK, NY STV, a leading professional services firm that plans, designs and manages infrastructure projects across North America, joins the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in celebrating the completion of the new passenger tunnel connecting Grand Central Terminal to the No. 7 Subway Lines Grand Central-42 nd Street station. Serving as the designer- and engineer-of-record, STV was a key part of the design-build team led by Skanska that helped deliver this complex underground conne

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Public builders bullish on infrastructure, data centers, energy

Construction Dive

Executives largely brushed off tariff and policy concerns on their latest round of earnings calls.

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How to Prep Your HVAC System for the Changing Seasons

CCR Magazine

In Newberry, SC, the weather can be unpredictable. One day, its warm and sunny, and the next, the temperature drops suddenly. These shifts make it important to keep your HVAC system in top shape year-round. A poorly maintained system wont just make your home uncomfortable; it can drive up energy bills and leave you dealing with unexpected repairs. If your HVAC struggles to keep up with the seasons, its time to take action before problems arise.

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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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AI has turned on the lights — Now construction must focus, adjust and evolve

Construction Dive

In construction, true progress will depend on how well the industry adapts, learns and integrates AI into our daily workflows for decision-making with real-world impact.

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Clancy secures £250M water services contract with Southern Water

New Civil Engineer

Clancy has secured a water services contract valued at 250M with Southern Water, aimed at enhancing essential water services throughout the south east of England. The post Clancy secures 250M water services contract with Southern Water appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Enabling works approved for Newcastle's Founders Place

The Construction Index

Newcastle City Council has approved enabling works for a multi-million pound mixed-use development in the city centre.

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National Grid gets planning permission for Grain to Tilbury upgrade with new Thames tunnel

New Civil Engineer

National Grid has secured full planning approval for the Grain to Tilbury project, which includes a new power tunnel under the River Thames. The post National Grid gets planning permission for Grain to Tilbury upgrade with new Thames tunnel appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Manage Rising Material Costs: Strategies for Construction Leaders

Construction firms are battling rising material costs. Inflation, supply chain issues, and contractual constraints are squeezing margins and disrupting schedules. This guide delivers actionable strategies to help you secure pricing, optimize procurement, and manage contracts effectively. Learn how to use technology, streamline operations, and minimize waste to keep your projects profitable.

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Leaders at Ironworkers' IMPACT Conference Focus on Growth Opportunities

ENR Construction

Mood at annual IMPACT conference in Orlando was upbeat as more than 1,200 union and signatory contractors members gathered.

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Statutory consultees removed to streamline planning as Infrastructure Bill set to launch

New Civil Engineer

The UK government has unveiled a further reforms for revamping the planning system including removal of some statutory consultees ahead of this weeks introduction of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. The post Statutory consultees removed to streamline planning as Infrastructure Bill set to launch appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Women in Concrete

For Construction Pros

Sharing the voice of three women within the concrete construction industry: Dr. Marisa Juenger, Lizabeth Howard, and Kilah Engelke.

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Volunteer engineers wanted to help restore 112km Wilts & Berks canal for widespread benefit

New Civil Engineer

The Wilts & Berks Canal Trust (WBCT) is seeking voluntary engineers in a variety of roles to help on projects big and small that will restore the canal and bring natural, social and economic prosperity to the surrounding areas. The post Volunteer engineers wanted to help restore 112km Wilts & Berks canal for widespread benefit appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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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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Massive Monoliths Provide Support for Lock Rebuild

ENR Construction

The 1944-era Kentucky Lock is being rebuilt with 61 monoliths.

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Port of Barrow plans to host UK’s largest floating solar farm

New Civil Engineer

Associated British Ports (ABP) has submitted a planning application for what is poised to become the largest floating solar project in the UK at the Port of Barrow, named Barrow EnergyDock. The post Port of Barrow plans to host UKs largest floating solar farm appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Court Halts Takedown of Oklahoma Wind Project Ordered by Year End

ENR Construction

Judge agrees to suspend Dec.

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£130m Northampton development moves forward

The Construction Index

West Northamptonshire Council is expected to sign a development agreement with regeneration specialist Cityheart in the next few weeks for a £130m+ regeneration project in Northampton.

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Your Blueprint for Efficient Construction Project Management

Take control of your construction projects with this comprehensive guide to modern project controls. Learn how to integrate advanced tools that centralize budgets, schedules, and performance metrics. Discover strategies to prevent overruns, predict risks, and optimize workflows using real-time data and predictive insights. This guide is designed for construction leaders aiming for excellence in a competitive landscape.

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ENR Midwest Names Its 2025 Owner Of The Year

ENR Construction

Kansas Citys CPKC Stadium is the worlds first stadium purpose-built for a womens professional sports team.

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Building a Brighter Future for Women in Construction

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Discover the diverse career paths, technology, connection and mentorship opportunities available to women in construction.

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Gateway Shortlists Four Teams for New Jersey Surface Work on $16B Hudson Tunnel

ENR Construction

The package includes trackway, a retaining wall, bridges and viaduct leading from the current Northeast Corridor to the future tunnel portal.

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MP says it is ‘frustrating’ that government not taking issue of runoff management seriously

New Civil Engineer

A member of parliament (MP) has said it is frustrating that the government does not appear to be taking the issue of properly maintaining balancing ponds to mitigate road runoff issues seriously. The post MP says it is frustrating that government not taking issue of runoff management seriously appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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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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Court Halts Oklahoma Onshore Wind Project Takedown Ordered by Year End

ENR Construction

Judge agrees to suspend the Dec. 1 removal deadline that developer Enel claimed could cost up to $259 million, pending a new ruling on the project dispute from a Denver appeals court.

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Illness forces early departure of Travis Perkins boss

The Construction Index

The return to the business front line of former Taylor Wimpey chief executive Pete Redfern has been cut short by illness.

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Government to update national railway specifications to boost safety and reliability standards

New Civil Engineer

The UK government is set to release updates to seven National Technical Specification Notices (NTSNs), which are essential for Great Britains railway system. The post Government to update national railway specifications to boost safety and reliability standards appeared first on New Civil Engineer.