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How Technology Can Help You Prepare for Government Work

Contractors will need to demonstrate effective use of capital to win work. Smart resource management, proactive decision-making and using data to prove past performance will be key advantages, and technology can help.

Contractors will need to demonstrate effective use of capital to win work. Smart resource management, proactive decision-making and using data to prove past performance will be key advantages, and technology can help.

Construction News

3 Early Impacts of New Federal Funding on Road Construction

Recently passed legislation from Washington is already having an effect on markets in every state in the country. Bigger questions still loom over whether it is enough to combat rising costs of materials and labor.

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Premier Educational Event Announced for Paving & Pavement Maintenance Professionals

The IGNITE Construction Summit, tailored to pavement maintenance and asphalt paving contractors, will discuss the construction industry's immediate and long-term critical issues - providing actionable takeaways for advancement and growth

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California's Ban on Gas-Powered Cars Exposes DOT Funding Problem

The state legislature in California approved a first-of-its-kind bill in the United States that bans the sales of traditional vehicles by 2035. What does it mean for DOT road building and funding if the move sees broader acceptance?

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Impact of the Build America, Buy America Act on Construction Projects

Industry associations fear that expansion of the provisions will likely lead to even higher project costs as contractors incorporate risk associated with their newfound unilateral responsibilities for Buy America compliance into the pricing of their bids

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Construction Technology

IRONPROS 101: How to Make You a Better Buyer

Become a better buyer with IRONPROS, a destination site for expert-grade buyers' insights, research and comparison.

Why You Should Care About the Drought in China

The Inflation Reduction Act sets aside $369 billion for sustainable innovation and infrastructure. As we witness major climate events taking place around the world, and here in the United States, how should the industry be ahead of the coming changes?

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IRONPROS Helps Companies Become Better Buyers of New Construction Equipment, Technology and Products

This platform allows contractors, construction business owners and buying specialists to research almost the entire market of new heavy construction equipment, construction technology solutions and consumable products.

7 Asphalt-Related Funding Opportunities in the Inflation Reduction Act

Billions of dollars are about the flood the asphalt pavement industry in the form of grants, programs and investments in new and improved technologies. How can your business participate and take advantage of all the newly available funds?

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Construction News

Construction Heats Up on S.T. Wooten’s I-40 Overhaul

How crews are tackling an expansive road widening and redesign project in North Carolina

Crews have utilized a temporary access ramp beside the Garner plant that runs from a closed bridge to help bypass traffic and haul asphalt right down into the median. A temporary road built adjacent to the plant provides access to the outside shoulder in the westbound direction. This system will save the team from having to haul approximately 24,500 loads of asphalt in traffic during the project.

Here Comes the Infrastructure Boom

The U.S. construction and engineering sector is about to enter a time of infrastructure boom as the IIJA provides a $1 trillion plus revenue opportunity for U.S. construction and engineering contractors to take on infrastructure projects.

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166 New Federal Grants Announced for Projects Under Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act

The awards, totaling more than $2.2 billion, are the first from funding in the 2021 law for what are called RAISE grants, for Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity

The Lynnway Multimodal Corridor is a $20,250,000 2022 RAISE Grant recipient. This project will provide design and construction services for center-running bus lanes, enhanced bus stops, a bi-directional separated bike lane, and sidewalk improvements on the Lynnway (MA Route 1A) between the General Edwards Bridge and Broad Street.

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