Articles Tagged with ''construction industry''

The price of materials and services used in nonresidential construction fell 1.3% last month, while contractors’ bid prices rose 5.4%, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of government data released today. Association officials noted that, despite the monthly decline, materials prices remain high and the availability of certain key materials is erratic.

The risk/reward factor is someone that bids for work with many unknowns.

This morning, Autodesk announced the next phase in its effort to upskill current construction workers and help the industry engage the next generation of prospective recruits.

I often get out in the field to visit clients and prospects, or to work industry trade shows, and the first question always asked of me is, “How do you find workers these days?”

Why pay multiple dues and attend several events when it can all be bundled into one payment and one show? 

With new and emerging technologies and sustainable options, some added benefits can be achieved as well, sweetening the results.

It's no secret that construction work can be very dangerous. But have you ever found yourself wondering, How dangerous is it really? 

Stockton Products is excited to announce its newest facility and has signed a lease on a 55,000 square foot building in the 4700 block of West Van Buren Street with easy access to I-10 and the 202 Loop South.

DuPont announced that its Tedlar business become a member of the Metal Construction Association.