Since the mid-2000s, shotcrete usage in underground construction has soared because contractors can install it more quickly and efficiently than traditional cast-in-place concrete systems....

For too long, contractors have been focused on the headwinds their industry faces — and to be sure, there have been many. However, 2025...

Transportation infrastructure is ripe for change. For decades, contractors have been grappling with ever-increasing project delivery costs and the constant growth of overhead costs...

Portland cement, in addition to being a large user of energy in processing, is the second greenhouse gas contributor (CO2) in the world today....

INSTALL, the flooring industry’s most endorsed and specified training program, is leading the charge in developing and implementing a comprehensive concrete polishing curriculum. The organization has worked...

Maximizing return on investment doesn’t take a mathematician. For sealcoat contractors, bringing in the most green comes down to selecting a machine that’s powerful,...

More construction fleets are hitting the road than ever before, and to keep pace with the heightened risk of distracted driving, it is necessary...

International food and agricultural producer Cargill purchased an unfinished corn wet-mill ethanol plant in Fort Dodge, Iowa, in 2011; a facility with the capacity...

Traditional telematics is a dot on a map—it is one-way data that requires someone to sit at a computer, interpret what the information is...

By David Kelly Payment processes in construction have long presented significant complexities for all project stakeholders, and the challenges from these historically manual and time-consuming...