Wind down the year with wisdom from experts on topics ranging from infrastructure funding and the labor shortage, to one woman’s perspective on what it’s like to work construction

Hiring concerns rank among the most critical issues facing contractors going into 2022, so Great Basin Industrial wants to get the word out... it’s a pretty cool gig

Doosan’s Aaron Kleingartner explains how the company’s recently announced entrance into the dozer market helps it become a one-stop shop for customers

Kate Fox Wood, government relations at AEM, gives straight answers to the questions we’re all asking about the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)

Partnership between Microsoft and Trimble aims to reduce rework in construction by connecting workflows and stakeholders from A to Z

Lawmakers are discussing funding packages that could significantly impact contractors of all sizes, even those who’ve not previously pursued government bids

A potential influx of government contracts has contractors wondering how to come up with enough cash to get to work

Colorado contractor explains how they’ve kept projects moving using creative work-around solutions

Simplifying the adoption of construction technology across the current workforce is just as critical as attracting new workers

Volvo CE product manager discusses differences in maneuverability, total cost of ownership

With the company’s largest-ever, sinlge-owner auction for Barrileaux Inc. is a month away, the sector is experiencing ‘unprecedented demand’ and strong pricing

Matthew DiBara of DiBara Masonry said contractors and owners need to take the blinders off when faced with telltale signs of trouble

Minimizing employees’ exposure to extreme heat should be just one part of an overall plan to reduce illness and injury on the job