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Financing, Insurance & Leasing
4 Financial Factors Construction Leaders Should Consider in 2026
Bennett Thrasher
As construction rebounds in 2026, contractors must manage rising material costs, tariff risks, ownership transitions and new tax rules.
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Labor & Workforce Development
New Talent Marketplace Targets Skilled Labor Gaps in Construction
Espire Collective
Espire Collective launches a vetted talent marketplace designed to help construction firms access experienced professionals amid ongoing labor shortages.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Construction’s Labor Crisis Isn’t About Hiring — It’s About Execution
BuildOps
As 41% of the construction workforce nears retirement, contractors can’t hire their way out of the labor shortage. Execution, technology and workforce amplification are becoming the industry’s critical advantage.
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Construction Safety
Construction Safety in 2026: Managing Schedule Pressure and Using AI to Reduce Risk
Highwire
Construction safety leaders at Highwire say growing schedule pressure and wider adoption of AI tools will shape safety and risk management strategies in 2026 as labor shortages and fast-paced projects continue.
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Concrete Technology
Why Concrete Contractors Are Positioned For The Next Upcycle
Ducker Carlisle
A market outlook for concrete contractors and the general contractors who self-perform concrete work.
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Construction Technology
How Financial Strength Drives Technology and Growth in Construction
Wiss
Rising costs, labor shortages, and tight margins are pressuring construction firms. Financial resilience, forecasting and predictive analytics can enable smarter tech investments and drive growth.
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Policy Matters
The 2026 State Of The Road Building Industry: Use Caution Ahead
Contractors say the work is there, but some cracks in the system are starting to show. How will funding, labor, sustainability, and other pressures shape the year ahead for the asphalt industry?
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Concrete Technology
Why EV Construction Can't Wait for Concrete to Cure
Pre-Con Products
The case for precast concrete in electric vehicle recharging infrastructure construction.
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Business
2026 Construction Industry Outlook: Flat Spending, Rising Costs and a Shift Toward Smarter, Longer-Lasting Infrastructure
Industry reports point to flat 2026 spending, persistent labor shortages and rising costs, even as tech adoption and targeted regional strategies drive new opportunities.
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Labor & Workforce Development
JLG Builds Skilled Trades Pipeline with School and Workforce Programs
JLG Industries Inc.
JLG Industries tackles U.S. skilled labor shortages through partnerships with schools, trade programs, and internal training to develop welders, painters and equipment operators.
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Labor & Workforce Development
From Apprenticeships to Automation: Inside Construction’s New Tech-Driven Workforce
Trimble Solutions USA
Construction faces a severe labor shortage, but technology-driven training and industry partnerships are helping attract new workers, modernize apprenticeships and build a stronger workforce pipeline.
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Labor & Workforce Development
What Will Shape Construction in 2026? Interest Rates, Labor Gaps and Market Shifts
Wipfli LLP
Explore the top trends shaping construction in 2026, including labor challenges, interest rate cuts, data center demand and how firms can adapt with technology and stronger cash flow strategies.
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