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Inflation. Labor shortage. Supply chain issues. These are the realities of 2022 for manufacturers throughout the United States and around […]

NPCA Director of Codes and Standards Daryl Burns recently authored an article about ACI 318-19 “Building Code Requirements for Structural […]

Informed Infrastructure recently conducted a product evaluation for manhole bases, comparing precast concrete vs. cast-in-place. In six of the eight […]

The lumber bubble has popped, and prices are dropping dramatically for the building material. According to Fortune magazine, lumber futures […]

Three U.S. states in July and August made funds available to support transportation projects, according to a report in the […]

Whether in your car on the way to the plant, working out at the gym or relaxing at home, broaden […]

ASTM Committee C27 has renamed its top annual award to the Gary Munkelt Distinguished Leadership Award, honoring the initial recipient […]

The Virginia Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that it is considering pay adjustments for state construction projects to counter the […]

The backlog of ships waiting to unload goods at the Port of Los Angeles has fallen 80 percent over the […]

The new Silver Ramp at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport marks a blend of form and function not often seen […]

The Utah Department of Transportation recently slid a 1.1-million-pound bridge into place using dish soap to smooth the slide via […]

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will soon begin awarding $1 billion in contracts to repair and improve terminals at 85 […]