Jobs numbers still grim for construction
Friday’s report from the U.S. Labor Department holds little good news for the U.S. construction industry, according to the chief economist for the Associated Builders and Contractors.
View ArticleBig builders checking out Saints ballpark project
Some of the biggest hitters in Minnesota’s construction industry are signaling they aren’t necessarily willing to let Minneapolis-based Ryan Cos. walk off with the contract for the Saint Paul Saints...
View ArticleContractors feeling better about health care sector
The construction industry hasn’t exactly been the picture of rosy-cheek health over the past five years, but the health care sector is making contractors a little more chipper.
View ArticleUnions: ‘No shortage’ of prevailing wage violations
A day after a Rice, Minn.-based trucking company owner pleaded guilty to failing to pay required prevailing wage rates for road construction projects, trade union leaders say such violations are not...
View ArticleEngineering growth in North Dakota
Engineering, environmental consulting and testing firm Braun Intertec has worked in North Dakota for more than three decades, but the company says growth there has exploded since the 2008 Bakken oil boom.
View ArticleFormer lawmaker sues over new Senate building
Former state legislator Jim Knoblach is challenging the constitutionality of a new Senate office building authorized in this year’s omnibus tax bill.
View ArticleConstruction upturn faces new challenges
Minnesota’s construction economy is in recovery mode, but the industry still faces a host of challenges ranging from a shortage of qualified workers to rising costs of doing business.
View ArticleRochester OKs labor pact for Mayo Civic Center
The labor agreement that will assure there are no work stoppages on the $85 million Mayo Civic Center expansion project.
View ArticleSR Construction Services teams with Synergy Builders
The new company, known as Synergy Builders LLC, will try to increase its third-party work while “enhancing the overall service and productivity in the tenant build-out arena.”
View ArticleOpponents of Michigan prevailing wage law raise $1 million
Amway's founding DeVos family, Michigan Freedom Fund, and Associated Builders and Contractors are among the top donors.
View ArticleJobs numbers still grim for construction
Friday’s report from the U.S. Labor Department holds little good news for the U.S. construction industry, according to the chief economist for the Associated Builders and Contractors.
View ArticleBig builders checking out Saints ballpark project
Some of the biggest hitters in Minnesota’s construction industry are signaling they aren’t necessarily willing to let Minneapolis-based Ryan Cos. walk off with the contract for the Saint Paul Saints...
View ArticleContractors feeling better about health care sector
The construction industry hasn’t exactly been the picture of rosy-cheek health over the past five years, but the health care sector is making contractors a little more chipper.
View ArticleUnions: ‘No shortage’ of prevailing wage violations
A day after a Rice, Minn.-based trucking company owner pleaded guilty to failing to pay required prevailing wage rates for road construction projects, trade union leaders say such violations are not...
View ArticleEngineering growth in North Dakota
Engineering, environmental consulting and testing firm Braun Intertec has worked in North Dakota for more than three decades, but the company says growth there has exploded since the 2008 Bakken oil boom.
View ArticleFormer lawmaker sues over new Senate building
Former state legislator Jim Knoblach is challenging the constitutionality of a new Senate office building authorized in this year’s omnibus tax bill.
View ArticleConstruction upturn faces new challenges
Minnesota’s construction economy is in recovery mode, but the industry still faces a host of challenges ranging from a shortage of qualified workers to rising costs of doing business.
View ArticleRochester OKs labor pact for Mayo Civic Center
The labor agreement that will assure there are no work stoppages on the $85 million Mayo Civic Center expansion project.
View ArticleSR Construction Services teams with Synergy Builders
The new company, known as Synergy Builders LLC, will try to increase its third-party work while “enhancing the overall service and productivity in the tenant build-out arena.”
View ArticleOpponents of Michigan prevailing wage law raise $1 million
Amway's founding DeVos family, Michigan Freedom Fund, and Associated Builders and Contractors are among the top donors.
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