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Construction News Tracker Video: 2013 Construction Outlook Improving

Evidence supports improving construction outlook plus more construction news on the January 10 edition of Construction News Tracker

Jan 10, 2013

Evidence supports an improving outlook for construction in 2013, Kentucky's improving interstate highways, little support for gas tax increase, and more on the January 10, 2013 edition of Construction News Tracker

US Construction Industry Adds 30,000 Jobs in December

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Walsh Leads Bidding on Ohio Rivers' Downtown Crossing Project

Walsh-Vinci-Bilfinger Berger selected for Ohio River East End Crossing

Caterpillar Joins 25 Cat Dealers to Share Ownership of Cat Auction Services

Fluor Team Wins $3.1-Billion Contract for Tappan Zee Bridge Replacement

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