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Review Feasibility Studies to Determine Future Projects

All types of large projects require very detailed studies. Contractors interested in specific types of projects should monitor feasibility planning and environmental studies. Here are a few upcoming project opportunities.

New Technology Reduces Fatalities in Road Construction

by Corey Heniser | Aug 18, 2019
Infrastructure | Markets | Safety | Wellness

In such a high-risk industry, organizations are increasingly choosing to invest in enhanced safety systems to protect their workers and keep their reputations intact.

May Construction Starts Advance 10%

Nonbuilding construction and nonresidential building rebound after a weak April.

Steel Versus Aluminum in Industrial Construction

by Tim Davison | Jun 4, 2019
Industrial | Infrastructure | Markets

There is seldom a perfect choice in terms of construction materials. Steel is easy to cut, bend and weld. Aluminum, on the other hand, is lightweight, easy to bend and resists corrosion.

EPA Contributes $2.6 Billion to State Revolving Funds

by Joanna Masterson | May 21, 2019
Infrastructure | Markets

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has made $2.6 billion in grants available to states, tribes and territories to help modernize the nation’s water and wastewater infrastructure.

$70 Billion Needed to Rehab U.S. Dams

by Joanna Masterson | May 14, 2019
Infrastructure | Safety

The cost to rehabilitate U.S. dams has reached $70 billion, according to a 2019 update to a report by the Association of State Dam Safety Officials.

Rebuilding America and the Resurgence of U.S. Manufacturing

by Greg Hirsch | May 5, 2019
Economy | Infrastructure | Manufacturing | Markets

Although recent numbers seem to project a slowing of the economy, manufacturers are optimistic about the coming months due to recently enacted policies that have helped keep the costs of companies doing business—and the prices of consumer goods—low.

Is It the End of the Road for Asphalt?

by Mike Kostorowski | Apr 8, 2019
Infrastructure | Markets

Perhaps the future is one where old and new technologies coexist, where asphalt is supported by polymers to create cheaper, stronger and faster paving solutions.

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Review Feasibility Studies to Determine Future Projects

New Technology Reduces Fatalities in Road Construction

May Construction Starts Advance 10%

Steel Versus Aluminum in Industrial Construction

EPA Contributes $2.6 Billion to State Revolving Funds

$70 Billion Needed to Rehab U.S. Dams

Rebuilding America and the Resurgence of U.S. Manufacturing

Is It the End of the Road for Asphalt?

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