The Evolving Role of Visual Data in Construction
[ad_1] When you think of cameras in construction, do you see them as just security tools—or could they be the key to unlocking full jobsite intelligence? Marca Armstrong, Chief Marketing Officer at Sensera Systems, a leader in
Central Florida Expressway Authority OKs $4B For Expansions, Upgrades
[ad_1] With a relentless increase in population and traffic in the region, the Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) has approved a $4.2-billion, five-year construction work plan—the largest in the agency's history. The CFX board unanimously adopted the 2026-2030 Five-Year Work
How to Be Smart About Using AI in Construction
[ad_1] Peyton Aldrich To get up-to-date on the risks and possible downsides of using artificial intelligence in construction, ENR turned to two construction lawyers with much experience in the
VTA May Seek New Tunneling Contractor for BART Silicon Valley Extension
[ad_1] The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) appears ready to find a new contractor for the BART Silicon Valley Phase II (BSVII) project in an effort to stabilize the multi-billion program’s budget, and preserve an unfinalized $5.1-billion federal construction
2Q 2025 Cost Report: Compensation Hikes Slow After Consecutive Spikes in Recent Years
[ad_1] The hot pace of construction staff compensation is cooling. Following years of historically high salary increases, employers are reigning in pay for construction staff. Last year, base salaries increased by 4.6% on average, according to data from compensation consultant
2Q 2025 Cost Report: As Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Rise to 50%, Feds OK US Steel Sale to Nippon Steel
[ad_1] On June 13, President Donald Trump issued an executive order clearing the $14.9-billion acquisition of U.S. Steel Corp. by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel. The move followed a national security review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S., a