Autodesk Construction Cloud
MARCH 15, 2023
Between infrastructure investments and the growing need to do more (and do better) with less, it’s vital to have powerful, tightly-connected tools at your fingertips. Infrastructure investments are fuelling construction demand Governments across the world are investing in infrastructure.
HardHatChat
OCTOBER 17, 2022
First of all, the time frame for leasing and building out a space – whether a dispensary or cultivation facility – is often dictated by when new laws around marijuana usage go into effect. They use an inordinate amount of water and power, and so the appropriate infrastructure must be in place to support them.
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Viewpoint Construction Technology
APRIL 26, 2018
But if this month’s news is any indication, the trend toward new, inventive construction technology continues to move along quickly. Check out the following stories from April’s news to see what other technology is coming to construction and how it might affect your organization. percent between 2016 and 2022.
Construction Superintendent Magazine
APRIL 6, 2021
Association officials said they were encouraged by the recent job gains and the potential for new infrastructure investments. The rebound in March is certainly good news, but contractors face.
Construction Law
APRIL 2, 2024
Editor’s comment Government go-slow on infrastructure investment shows no signs of abating Editor Nick Barrett asks with a general election looming, if there is any prospect of a reversal in years of underinvestment in the UK’s infrastructure. Guest editor Retentions – time to say goodbye?
HardHatChat
NOVEMBER 24, 2015
A continuing construction labor shortage will result in higher pricing and scheduling challenges in 2016. We are presently working with several real estate developers to create this type of environment in Chicago and its suburbs, as well as New York and Los Angeles. Labor Shortage Spells Higher Pricing, Scheduling Challenges.
Construction Law
DECEMBER 1, 2020
The UK’s poor procurement practices are highlighted yet again by the news that the £19bn Crossrail project can’t be completed with the money available to the project. Another chapter in the long history of analysing why the UK’s procurement practices are so poor has just been produced by the National Audit Office (see News).
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