Articles Tagged with ''construction and HVAC''

Construction employment jumped in January, yet industry leaders warn that future growth relies on stable investment and policy support.

While margins are compressed and contractors are still chasing fewer projects, there’s hope that long-stalled developments are finally moving forward.

Despite signs of improvement heading into 2026, conditions remain fragile. Affordability pressures, tight lending standards, and elevated material costs are still shaping how — and where — projects move forward.  

The division debarred J. Solano HVAC LLC and its owner from bidding on federally funded construction projects for a period of three years because of the willful nature of the violations. 

Data centers and building electrification are increasing the demands on the electrical grid, but new technology, innovation, grid flexibility, and renewables each have a role to play in meeting that demand.  

Spending on data centers is set to eclipse new office construction for the first time, fueling a building frenzy that’s sending ripples through the U.S. economy, reshaping job sites, and driving power bills sharply higher from New Hampshire to Illinois.

These awards from the Metal Construction Association (MCA) highlight buildings where technical complexity, creative problem-solving, and innovative applications of metal truly stand out.

SMOHIT is equipping union sheet metal halls and training centers across the U.S. and Canada with naloxone kits.

The Malco Group's Counterperson of the Year contest recognizes exceptional counter staff members at its U.S. wholesale distribution locations.

Synergy Solution Group's 2025 Construction forum brought together 40 construction professionals from across the country to share ideas, explore new technologies, and learn from one another.