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Why Ongoing Crane Training Is Essential for Technology Advancements Onsite

Modern cranes feature sophisticated sensors, digital controls and integrated safety computers that require specialized knowledge to operate effectively.

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Can Behavioral Science Help Owners Deliver Better Projects?

The point of URI’s recently published "What Great Owners Do" paper was never to put everybody to sleep with stuff they already know.

Preparing Contractors for Navigating Community Pushback on Data Center Construction

Owners and project partners should expect tough questions from community members on data center projects.

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The Case for More Data Center Construction

For many communities, data centers represent a significant opportunity for economic growth.

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Cautious Optimism, Persistent Challenges: AEC Firms Feeling Positive Despite Challenges

AEC firms cautiously optimistic in 2026, according to Grassi.

Estimation Transformation: AI Shortens Project Timelines

As hyperscale data center schedules shrink, AI-powered estimating and modern preconstruction workflows are becoming essential to delivering accurate bids on time.

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Beyond Gut Instinct: Construction Technology for Resource Planning

As labor shortages persist and projects grow more complex, contractors are turning workforce planning into a strategic advantage powered by better data and smarter forecasting.

Meta, ABC Partner

Meta Platforms Inc. and Associated Builders and Contractors have launched America’s Workforce Academy, a $115-million initiative designed to train thousands of construction workers for the nation’s rapidly growing data center market.

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Why Ongoing Crane Training Is Essential for Technology Advancements Onsite

Can Behavioral Science Help Owners Deliver Better Projects?

Preparing Contractors for Navigating Community Pushback on Data Center Construction

The Case for More Data Center Construction

Cautious Optimism, Persistent Challenges: AEC Firms Feeling Positive Despite Challenges

Estimation Transformation: AI Shortens Project Timelines

Beyond Gut Instinct: Construction Technology for Resource Planning

Meta, ABC Partner

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