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Joel Hutchinson writes for Contractor Press News. 7 articles published.
Outside the data center sector, private construction spending weakened in May. Here is what the numbers mean for remodelers watching commercial pipeline.
A judge's order halting Project Skyway in Pine Island, Minnesota illustrates how litigation risk can gut a GC's schedule and budget before a single dispute is resolved.
As remodeling firms struggle to staff up, structured mentorship programs are proving more effective than open hiring alone. Here is what the data and operators say.
Granite Construction's acquisition of a Utah earthwork and materials firm highlights a strategy smaller GCs should understand before their next bid cycle.
Hotel starts are down 5% overall in Q1 2026, but a record 102 luxury projects are underway. Here's what that split means for trade contractors.
When a Miami construction firm names its first new CEO in 58 years, it raises questions about succession planning that every contracting outfit—large or small—needs to answer.
Maine's 20-megawatt cap on new data centers froze a category of construction overnight. Here's what that kind of regulatory move means for contractors holding active bids.
