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Construction Technology
World of Asphalt 2025: Recap And Highlights
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Streaming updates LIVE from the WoA showroom floor in St. Louis, MO, all in one place. Check back regularly March 25-27 for new products, booth interviews, events, news, and more!
Only a few minutes after the show has ended, and people are already hard at work tearing up carpet, and removing equipment.
Construction Technology
The 3 Phases of Technology Adoption: Understand, Adjust and Integrate
RDO Equipment Co.
From complex mining environments to mega highway restoration projects, many contractors embrace the latest solutions to optimize machine performance. Hear from industry experts on how tech can intelligently shape the world with the data to prove it.
Vögele's Dash 3 pavers include a mobile feeder and additional screed. When the Vögele paver operator receives real-time survey info, they can adjust feeder speed or screed level. Fleet managers partner with operators to review datasets and identify where they can make changes.
Paving
WORLD FIRST: Skid Steer Center Paver Attachment By ShoulderMaster
ShoulderMaster LLC
Australian based company ShoulderMaster came to World of Asphalt and revealed the brand new product for a large crowd of attendees, including the Raised On Blacktop crew.
The world reveal of the CP-1000 by ShoulderMasyer at World of Asphalt 2025.
Infrastructure
Modernizing A Vital Stretch of I-95 in North Carolina
S.T. Wooten
How S.T. Wooten’s crews applied intelligence and expertise to reach the finish line on a major road widening project.
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Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Rethinking Pricing as Tariffs Hit
Ducker Carlisle
Some actionable advice for contractors about reassessing pricing policies.
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Concrete Equipment & Products
Repair & New Challenges: Women in Concrete
Superior Construction
12 Questions with PACER Award Winner Lizabeth Howard, P.E., Senior Project Manager for Superior Construction.
Liz Howard, P.E., on-site at the Sanibel Island (Florida) Emergency Repairs
Business
Industry Analyst on 2025 Prospects and Market Conditions
Interact Analysis
Alastair Hayfield, vice president of commercial vehicles at Interact Analysis, taps into some of today's top challenges and where contractors can focus their efforts for success.
According to Hayfield, one of the most critical challenges affecting construction contractors this year is material inflation. This is being driven by potential tariffs, which will push up project costs for contractors and may lead to some projects being cancelled if costs become too high.
Paving
Road Builders Upgrade The Florida-Alabama Line
CWR Contracting
In the face of historic natural forces, the paving crews from CWR Contracting in the southeastern United States are working overtime to improve roads, drainage, and safety for travelers.
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Business
AGC Chief Economist on Construction Challenges in 2025
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
For a look at what contractors might expect to encounter throughout the year, Ken Simonson, chief economist at Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), offers a glimpse into the coming conditions and challenges.
According to Simonson, although construction activity grew more slowly as the year progressed, contractors continue to cite difficulty in finding qualified workers as their greatest challenge.
Business
What's Coming This Year? AEM President and CEO Offers Forecast
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Megan Tanel, president and CEO at Associated Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), addresses the industry's top concerns today, as well as the future of the construction industry.
According to Tanel, contractors already prioritize machine capability, efficiency and safety when purchasing equipment. Manufacturers are constantly innovating to meet these needs, with a strong focus on creating safer and more efficient machines.
Business
ABC Economist Shares 2025 Construction Outlook
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
What are today's top challenges and opportunities for contractors today? Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Economist Zack Fritz offers professional insights on the year ahead.
According to Fritz, in 2025, disparities in performance between contractors are set to widen as those associated with megaprojects, including manufacturing facilities, data centers and infrastructure, remain in high demand.
Construction News
$1.248 Trillion was Spent in Nonresidential Construction in January
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
According to the latest analysis by the Associated Builders and Contractors of U.S. Census Bureau data, spending for nonresidential construction totaled $1.248 trillion in January 2025.
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