Contractor News

For contractors and engineers, one thing that left them struggling was inspecting vertical structures, from tall buildings to bridges and wind turbines. 

Inspecting high-rise structures is o ...Read more

U.S. national security infrastructure is facing a crisis, and it has nothing to do with funding shortages but systematic execution failures across the defense industrial base, procurement and infra ...Read more

The heavy equipment and off-highway (HE/OH) vehicle industry is undergoing a hi ...Read more

Georgia’s transportation infrastructure is set to receive a significant injection of funds. Governor Brian P. Kemp announced a...Read more

As America prepares for the next Presidential election in November, it's important to reflect on the push by the federal government to encourage more investment in domestic hi-tech production over ...Read more

Last week, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world's largest chipmaker, signed a deal with the US Department of Commerce. 

From 2028 onward, TSMC will start producing it ...Read more

As a contractor, you understand that purchasing orders are as critical as building plans. Your billing, supply of goods, and profitability all depend on the purchasing order (PO). But as critical a ...Read more

California residents are used to seeing construction happening across the state. Through a new website launched by the state they can now finally have an inkling about the impending end dates of th ...Read more

A country's growth is measured by its infrastructural and industrial development. 

The CHIPS and Science Act, which was enacted last year with bipartisan support from Congress, was widely re ...Read more

Concrete, like other key parts of infrastructure, are being reimagined through new technologies. The same thing was done thousands of years ago, for example when ...Read more