Kim Slowey

Almost 40% of subcontractors surveyed by finance company Billd said lacking access to cash would have a significant impact on their businesses in 2021.

Contractors that are new to public work will find they need a different approach to resolve project payment disputes, according to attorneys.

The Labor Department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs found that Bechtel paid 22 female engineers less than their male counterparts.

Construction employer groups said the agency’s latest COVID-19 vaccine guidance could cause confusion among contractors as to their recording responsibilities.

The children’s research hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, is behind schedule in meeting its space requirements, joining other healthcare providers nationally that are ramping up expansion plans.

Repair work on the damaged bridge has led to nearly 1,000 lawsuits filed by local businesses and residents claiming that the rerouting of traffic has negatively impacted revenue.

The OSHA citations this quarter included three fatalities, all involving the use of aerial lifts.

Contractors are experiencing pandemic-related and other delays, and they need to know what situations qualify for extra time or money.

Private-sector contractors can grab a share of the billions slated for infrastructure work if they prepare themselves now. Here are six ways that public projects differ from other types of jobs.

Companies including Balfour Beatty, Clayco and Turner are dealing with issues surrounding remote work and vaccinations as they consider bringing employees back to the office.