Water, sewer, broadband and—industry officials say—road projects are eligible.

Totals pulled down by loss of 11,800 jobs in nonresidential specialty trade firms.

Associated Builders and Contractors says it plans to challenge agency's action in federal court.

The firm's new Education Program puts its design and engineering software into more young hands and encourages the next generation of engineers.

Beginning May 19, swimming will be the quickest way to go from the tenth floor of one building to its neighbor in London's new Embassy Gardens residential development.

Mark Carter, a 61-year-old construction industry veteran whose position was not identified, was fatally struck at Florida site by a subcontractor dump truck on April 28.

Two U.S. senators seek details on what they call a "stalled" investigation into equipment maker's tax practices and what role, if any, Trump's attorney general played.

ABC contends executive order is an "unlawful...power grab" by the Biden administration.

An AGC and Procore analysis of more than a full year of worker-hour data shows construction employment recovering but not yet to pre-pandemic levels.