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Industry Trends: Page 9

Project Management

Why Construction Procurement Automation Is Key to Cutting Costs and Delays

Construction companies face labor shortages, inflation and supply chain challenges. Learn how procurement automation reduces errors, improves efficiency and turns operational risks into competitive advantages.

Construction worker in orange safety vest reviewing blueprints on tablet at building site

Construction News

U.S. Construction Spending Slips in June as Housing, Office Projects Decline

Interact Analysis

U.S. construction spending fell 0.4% in June 2025 to $2.13 trillion, with private residential and commercial sectors weakening while public infrastructure projects gained ground.

Construction crane and architectural blueprints with US dollar bills

Concrete Equipment & Products

Covering Tariffs in Concrete: State of the Concrete Industry

Mecalac North America

Part of Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report, our Q&A with Peter Bigwood of Mecalac.

2025 State of the Concrete Industry Q&A with Peter Bigwood from Mecalac North America

Growth and Contracting: State of the Concrete Industry

Giatec Scientific Inc.

Part of Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report, which areas of concrete construction have grown, narrowed, and a look at the condition of the economy.

Wet concrete flowing from a construction chute onto a construction site surface

Concrete Equipment & Products

We're Busy, Just not as we Were: State of the Concrete Industry

Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company

Part of Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report, our Q&A with Dirk Tharpe, of Oldcastle APG.

Concrete Hand Tools

Concrete's Dynamic Environment: State of the Concrete Industry

Part of Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report, our Q&A with Bill Harman of DEWALT.

2025 State of the Concrete Industry report featuring Bill Harman from DeWalt

Construction News

Construction Job Openings Rise in June, But Hiring Stays Sluggish

Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)

Contractors added 14,000 open positions in June, but hiring remains slow, signaling weak labor demand in residential construction despite steady nonresidential gains.

Line graph of construction job openings and quits rates from 2012 to 2025

The Challenges of the 2025 Concrete Industry

Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report.

Construction workers pouring and smoothing concrete sidewalk with safety cone

Take The Asphalt Contractor Industry Survey 2025

A quick, multiple-choice questionnaire built to collect contractor insight on this year’s challenges and changes. Your feedback drives our State of the Industry Report.

Aerial view of asphalt paving machines laying road surface in construction site

Concrete Repair

Staying Productive in 2025: State of the Concrete Industry

Part of Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report, our Q&A with Jeff Keeling, of Brokk Inc.

2025 Concrete Industry State of the Industry Q&A with Jeff Brokk

Rising Tariffs and Labor Shortages Drive Demand for Faster Project Delivery with AWP

Concord Construction Academy

As construction input costs surge and workforce shortages grow, contractors turn to Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) to regain control of project timelines and budgets.

Two construction workers reviewing blueprints at industrial facility

Construction’s Inflation Relief Opens the Door to Smarter Fleet Management

As inflation eases, construction companies are reassessing telematics investments to boost fleet efficiency, reduce downtime and stay competitive in a cost-sensitive industry.

Yellow hydraulic excavators lined up at construction equipment yard

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