Overall construction input prices were 3.5% higher than in September 2024, while nonresidential construction input prices ...

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17—Associated Builders and Contractors issued the following statement from its vice president of government ...

Their business? Move Over Bob, a website and print magazine—now available online and throughout Arizona Public ...

Builders risk. Workers comp. Insurance abounds in the construction industry. But what about keeping it in-house?

Fire protection systems are only as good as their testing reveals. Make sure your buildings and jobsites are equipped ...

Considering nonresidential construction spending was down before the 43-day government shutdown, that does not bode well for ...

Midsized construction firms are at a critical juncture: Digital transformation is moving fast, and AI has shifted from buzzword to bottom-line necessity. Yet many midsized, often family-owned firms ...

Jenny Benbrook, cofounder and CEO at Powerhouse Consulting Group, spends her days auditing tech stacks. So she sat down with Construction Executive to explain how construction companies—whether just ...

As unique and nuanced as each construction project, so are the safety needs of each company handling the project. To learn how to tailor a safety program to your company’s needs, Construction ...

TRIR—total recordable incident rate—has long served as the standard metric for tracking workplace injuries. However, events with the potential to result in a serious injury and fatality—or ...

Travelers recently released its 2025 Injury Impact Report—an analysis of workers’ compensation claims—and its findings reveal some curious insights that might be useful for construction companies.

Quiet-quitting is canceled for the construction industry as retention rates top nearly 10-year charts. WASHINGTON, Sept. 3—The construction industry had 306,000 job openings on the last day of July, ...