Coastal Construction breaks ground on dual-tower Tampa high-rise, part of $3B development

The project is backed by Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik and Bill Gates' Cascade Investment. 

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 12, 2018

Midterm wins tally at least $24B in construction bonds

More than $76 billion of bond referendums were put to voters last week, and, as results continue to come in, the number of funded construction initiatives nationwide could rise.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 12, 2018

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Recruiting, retention and training in construction

A roundup on articles focus on recruiting and retention for construction.

By Construction Dive staff

Which hazards top OSHA's 10 most-cited safety violations list?

Here is a breakdown of the total number of violations on this year's list per standard as well as details about each standard.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 12, 2018

Top takeaways from the US' biggest design-build event

The Design-Build Institute of America reflected last week on the delivery method's 25-year progression from "alternative" to one that accounts for nearly half of new all nonresidential projects.

By Joe Beeton • Nov. 9, 2018

Related scores $630M loan for AECOM-led Los Angeles mixed-use project

The deal paves the way for the $1 billion, Frank Gehry-designed The Grand development, a public-private partnership with the Los Angeles Grand Avenue Authority, to begin site work this month.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 9, 2018

Tutor Perini's Q3 income, revenue fall

The contractor attributes 4% income and 6% revenue declines to continued delays on the California High-Speed Rail and other projects, but said that its $8.5 billion backlog is just shy of its record high.

By Laurie Cowin • Nov. 9, 2018

Hawaiian court OK's construction of $1.4B observatory

The Thirty Meter Telescope International Observatory has been stalled since the same court rescinded its permit in 2015 and faces opposition from Native Hawaiian activists.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 9, 2018

Fall project roundup: What's being built where?

With so many hotbeds of construction activity across the country, it can be hard to keep up. Construction Dive has rounded up some of the top projects at various stages of development this season.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 8, 2018

Atlanta City Council commits $2B for $5B Gulch development

Developer CIM Group has agreed to provide a community benefits package worth at least $58 million, but critics of the mixed-use project don't think it's enough to dodge gentrification.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 8, 2018

Skanska confirms exit from some US segments to focus on 'sweet spot'

Skanska chief Anders Danielsson said today that the company's construction business is focused on profit over volume.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 8, 2018

Pennsylvania bill would open door to competitive school construction bids

The legislation was spurred by a study that found that from 2005 to 2010, state schools wasted more than $100 million in taxpayer dollars on roofing through cooperative purchasing instead of competitive bidding.

By Laurie Cowin • Nov. 7, 2018

Fairground advocacy group files injunction to stop construction of Nashville MLS stadium

The motion for a temporary restraining order is the latest salvo of the lawsuit, which Save our Fairgrounds filed on Sept. 4.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 6, 2018

6 mega mixed-use projects across the country

With so many high-dollar mixed-use developments popping up across the country, Construction Dive has put together a list of the top projects to watch.

By Laurie Cowin • Nov. 6, 2018

Reports: Amazon to split HQ2 between NYC, Northern Virginia

Just days after word spread that three cities were in “late-stage” talks for the much-anticipated HQ2, this latest news has sent shock waves.

By Chris Teale • Nov. 6, 2018

3 cities in 'late-stage' talks to win Amazon HQ2

Reports suggest the winning location could end up in Dallas, New York or Northern Virginia — but Amazon remains tight-lipped.

By Kristin Musulin • Nov. 5, 2018

Construction manager named for $1.6B aluminum mill

Industrial Project Innovation LLC will oversee Braidy Industries' 2.5 million-square-foot facility in Ashland, Kentucky, which should create more than 1,000 construction jobs before its projected 2020 completion.

By Laurie Cowin • Nov. 5, 2018

Kansas City mayor says scope of up to $1.9B airport terminal is being reconsidered

There has reportedly been tension between both small and large carriers about how costs will be split for a $20 million baggage handling system, as well as the overall project.

By Kim Slowey • Updated Nov. 29, 2018

Plaza Construction hired for $540M SkyRise Miami entertainment tower

At 1,000 feet, the amusement and observation tower is on track to be the tallest building in Florida.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 2, 2018

Calm before the storm? What the construction industry can expect in 2019

Recession may hold off another year, economists say, but contractors should still keep an eye on risks and strategize around labor to prepare for the worst.

By Kathleen Brown • Nov. 2, 2018

Port of Corpus Christi, Carlyle Group building $1.2B crude oil export terminal

Carlyle will lead construction and operations and will also arrange private financing for the dredging necessary to reach the 75 feet of main channel depth.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 2, 2018

Chicago rejects Related's $1B dual-tower proposal

Alderman Brendan Reilly reportedly rejected the developer's plan after it failed to address constituent concerns about the project.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 2, 2018

21-story modular hotel opened in NYC said to be tallest in US

The 100,000-square-foot citizenM Bowery hotel, designed by DeSimone originally as a cast-in-place project, has 300 guest room modules.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 1, 2018

Advocacy group launches legal battle against Los Angeles Metro high-density plan

Fix the City claims the city's infrastructure should be up to standards before it proceeds with high-density growth along the light-rail Expo Line.

By Kim Slowey • Nov. 1, 2018

The most spine-tingling structural scares since last Halloween

Large-scale construction projects are almost always tricky, but when the possibility of a structural flaw or defect enters the picture, contractors can face a downright scary situation.

By Kim Slowey • Oct. 31, 2018

Implementing tech? Ask the questions Gilbane and DPR ask

Contractors should evaluate whether a product can expand its access to data and fundamentally improve processes for management down to end users, according to the two construction enterprises' tech champions. 

By Kathleen Brown • Oct. 31, 2018