[VIDEO] Construction News: Labor and Materials Costs Rise with Construction Demand

Congress overturns OSHA record-keeping rule and calls for border-wall details as materials producers decline to participate, Trump budget cuts US DOT spending 13%

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Construction materials prices reverse direction, rising 4.8% in February

Congress overturns OSHA's Volks record-keeping rule

Trump reverses Obama decision and approves contentious Keystone XL Pipeline construction

Congress calls for border-wall details as materials producers decline to participate

Trump budget would cut US DOT spending 13%

AECOM spends $3.5 billion to become the world's largest infrastructure firm

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers starts work to diverts Red River around Fargo

Xcel Energy proceeding with plans to build the largest single phase wind farm in the U.S.

Construction News Tracker: Resolution Means No US Government Shutdown Before Feb 18

December 16, 2021

Construction News Tracker: 6 Priorities Guide Infrastructure Act Investment

December 2, 2021

Construction News Tracker: September Housing Permits Tumbled to a One-Year Low But Overall Construction Starts Rise

November 4, 2021

Construction News Tracker: Nonresidential Construction in Planning Leaps in September

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Construction News Tracker: Resolution Means No US Government Shutdown Before Feb 18

US DOT announces $338M TIFIA Build American Better Bureau loan for building the Thimble Shoal tunnel; Samsung to add $17B semiconductor complex near Austin, Texas by 2024; 800-ft I-74 bridges linking Illinois and Iowa rebuilt for $1.2B

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Construction News Tracker: 6 Priorities Guide Infrastructure Act Investment

Top construction news: The US DOT lays out state-by-state distribution of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funds, growth in new home construction stalled but permits rising, jobless claims at lowest level since 1969

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Construction News Tracker: September Housing Permits Tumbled to a One-Year Low But Overall Construction Starts Rise

September housing starts fell 1.6% as building permits tumbled to 1-yr low, state DOTs say funding extensions provide just 1/12th of the expected spend, Caterpillar may raise prices on all equipment, Senate Appropriations Committee OKs more road spending

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Construction News Tracker: Nonresidential Construction in Planning Leaps in September

Hot construction industry news includes a significant jump in the Dodge Momentum Index, 10,000 workers strike in the first major walkout at Deere in 30 years, I-49 completed from North Dakota to Louisiana, work on 45,000 new US hotel rooms started in 2021

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Construction News: Infrastructure Bill Update

Construction headline tracker includes the proposed infrastructure bill has stalled, builder sentiment is rising, home building prices are up, the nation is short 5 million single-family homes, Deere's new electric backhoe and more.

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Construction News: Dodge Forecasts 7% Starts Growth through End of 2021

Construction headline tracker includes: materials costs outstrip bid prices; 30 years after levying the tax, LA starts a new road; largest public project ever in RI enters final phase; US craftsmen hand-hew new truss for Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral

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Construction News Tracker: $1.2T Infrastructure Bill Starts Road Through the House

Details of infrastructure bill's $550B in new spending, Senate also passed a budget resolution to clear the way for a $3.5T spending package, Dodge measures commercial construction gains across 17 major metro areas in the first half of 2021, more

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Construction News Tracker: Infrastructure Spending Makes Its Way in the Senate

The U.S. Senate has agreed to take up a bipartisan infrastructure bill, home building exceeded June forecasts but permits fell steeply, Fed measures constrained supply's impact on GDP, Dodge construction starts slump, New Jersey plans off-shore wind farms

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Construction News Tracker: $3.5 Trillion is the Number for New Infrastructure

Construction news is dominated by infrastructure-funding struggles; first construction momentum drop in six months; falling lumber prices; rising portion of civil contractors report growing backlogs but 65% say skills shortage is already delaying projects

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Construction News: President and Senators Agree on Infrastructure-Bill Scope as Construction Spending Slows

News Tracker includes House of Representatives passing a $715 transpo and water bill, what lead to May’s decline in construction spending, status of Miami condo-tower collapse, lumber prices’ June plunge, an optimistic construction forecast into 2022

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Construction News Tracker: Will 25% Spending Cut Woo Republicans to Biden Infrastructure Plan?

Administration cuts total by $550B, icing spend on manufacturing, small business, supply chains and R&D, Senate committees take up reauthorization of FAST Act, industry employers kick back at COVID 19 compliance, housing starts plunge

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Construction News: No Construction Job Growth in an April that Delivered Only a Quarter of Economists’ Forecasts

Institutional building rebound lifts Dodge Construction Index in April, panic over the global lumber shortage pushed July futures for 2x4s to $1,481, a crack shut down the Desoto Bridge carrying I-40 across the Mississippi River

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