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America’s most ambitious rail tunnel project is entering a major new phase.

The Gateway Program is moving deeper into construction, with new Hudson River tunnels set to improve capacity, resilience and connectivity across the Northeast Corridor.

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Rowan Digital Infrastructure is scaling hyperscale campuses across the US with a focus on sustainability, execution, and long-term partnerships. Dan McNary, Chief Data Center Officer, shared how Rowan is delivering next-gen data infrastructure at scale

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What does it take to build a 70-year family legacy in construction?

Bill Doran, President of Cochran, shares how the company grew from a small Seattle shop into a full-service electrical and technology contractor.

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Oil prices may be the hidden threat to NYC’s construction boom.

Rising oil prices are adding pressure to New York City’s construction pipeline, affecting material costs, project timelines, financing decisions and developer confidence.

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HVAC companies are no longer judged only by installation.

Isaac Simpson, Sales Director at DMG Corporation, shares how DMG supports customers across the full equipment lifecycle while investing in decarbonization and next-gen HVAC technology.

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What happens when growth doesn’t come at the cost of culture?

Daren Turner, CEO of Amteck, shares how prefabrication, safety, and investment in people are driving the company’s growth across the US.

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Nuclear energy in the US just hit a major turning point.

TerraPower’s Natrium reactor project in Wyoming could redefine how advanced nuclear supports clean energy goals, grid stability, and the transition away from coal infrastructure.

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A company that’s lasted 100 years didn’t get there by chance.

Susie Lewis (CEO), Justin Boheler (President), and Jason Raines (CFO) share how BEAM Construction built a people-first culture while evolving with the industry.

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Data centers aren’t slowing down. Power is. ⚡

US data center growth is facing a new constraint: power access. Despite rising AI demand, construction is slowing as grid limits and permitting delays reshape the market.

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What does 75 years of steady growth look like in a trades business? John Magnolia, President of Magnolia Companies, shares how the family business grew into one of Washington DC’s most versatile plumbing and mechanical contractors.

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Construction jobs are still in demand… so why are openings falling?

The US construction sector is shifting from rapid hiring to a focus on efficiency, even as it still needs nearly 499,000 more workers to meet demand.

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Office towers defined growth for decades. Now data centers are taking over. What changed?
Data centers have overtaken office construction spending in the US as AI and cloud demand reshape investment priorities.

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From a basement startup to global safety leader, what drives 80 years of innovation?

Brad Batz, CEO of Fike Corporation, shares how the company is evolving into a solutions-driven business focused on preventing catastrophic industrial risks.

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The future of construction won’t be built by tools alone, it’ll be built by people.

Neely K. Sadowski, President of Construction at The Missner Group, shares how leadership, mentorship, and adaptability are shaping the next generation of the industry.

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New York City is pursuing its largest housing expansion in 50 years to tackle record-low vacancy and rising costs, but success depends heavily on federal funding, policy alignment, and execution at scale.

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80 years in construction… and still family-run. What’s the secret?

Donald Woodruff, President, explains how innovation, people development, and long-term relationships have driven Woodruff & Sons’ 80-year success.

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Construction didn’t slow down, it shifted. Here’s what’s really driving growth now

US construction spending rose in December, with manufacturing and infrastructure investment reshaping the sector and reducing reliance on housing cycles

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Diego Di Sabatino, Director of Construction at Sajo, Victor Khoueiry, Executive Director for European branches, and Jon Guerra, Executive Director and Partner, share how the company delivers complex retail projects while scaling globally.

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Construction is moving off-site and this company is leading the shift

Evan Shriver, CEO of Atlantic Constructors Inc., shares how modular fabrication and major facility expansion are helping scale efficiency, safety, and growth.

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How does a 100-year-old business keep growing in a fast-moving market? APR Supply’s answer is worth a look. Brian Schlise, President, shares how APR Supply is blending legacy, digital tools, and a clear growth strategy to support contractors at scale.

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