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Inside Current Builders' Transportation Logistics Strategy

Construction Business Owner

Inside Current Builders' Transportation Logistics Strategy. How one general contractor, Current Builders, safely and efficiently transports heavy machinery, equipment, and building materials to and from its jobsites. Elizabeth Manning. Tue, 08/18/2020 - 12:51.

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Jacobs bullish on transportation, water, energy work

Construction Dive

Bob Pragada, chief of the Dallas-based contractor, hinted at more news in the semiconductor and data center space coming in the second half of 2024.

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Cutting Heavy Equipment Fuel Use

Construction Business Owner

Cutting Heavy Equipment Fuel Use ccapoccia Fri, 03/01/2024 - 16:59 The cost of diesel fuel remains a primary concern for contractors in the construction industry.

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Transport ban for demolition firm after load overturns

Construction Enquirer

Specialist contractor Haywood Crushing Demolition Ltd has been banned from transporting machinery for a year after a 45-tonne jaw crusher machine came off a trailer.

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The first step to sustainable transportation

Autodesk Construction Cloud

In the transport sector the journey is only just beginning. Considering the challenges ahead, the Australian transport sector has collaborated for the first time to find a collective route forward. The transport transition. A planning headache. As a result, whole of life planning of an infrastructure asset is critical.

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Baltimore bridge RFP expected in May

Construction Dive

Contractors can soon bid on projects to rebuild the collapsed Key Bridge. They can learn more from the Maryland Transportation Authority on May 7.

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Ill. Contractors Appeal Ruling That Exempts Home Rule From Transportation Lockbox

ENR Construction

State appellate court says home-rule municipalities don't have to abide by 2016 constitutional measure that required transportation funds to be spent only on designated projects and infrastructure.