Category: Featured
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Fed’s rate cut boosts existing construction projects, more needed to spur new builds
Listen to the article 5 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Contractors sensed growing momentum across the construction market after the Federal Reserve again lowered interest rates Wednesday, its third cut of 2025. The central bank trimmed its benchmark rate by another 25 basis points, which extends a…
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What to Consider When Selecting Oak Flooring
Oak flooring shows up on plan sheets for a reason. It wears hard, finishes clean, and blends across many design briefs. Yet two comparable submittals can behave quite differently on site. Getting the choice right starts with how the floor will actually be lived on. Many teams want a fast way to vet options without…
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What to Consider When Selecting Oak Flooring
Oak flooring shows up on plan sheets for a reason. It wears hard, finishes clean, and blends across many design briefs. Yet two comparable submittals can behave quite differently on site. Getting the choice right starts with how the floor will actually be lived on. Many teams want a fast way to vet options without…
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Exploring the New Era of Business Expense Insight
In today’s fast-moving commercial landscape, companies are recognising the importance of clear, data-driven insight into every aspect of their spending. As costs rise and markets shift, understanding where money goes and how to use that information to make stronger decisions has become essential. The new era of business expense insight is defined by smarter tools,…
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4 Signs Your Home Needs Professional Chimney Repair Service!
A chimney is one of the most overlooked parts of a home until something goes really wrong. Most homeowners ignore it unless winter is near. But the truth is your chimney works all year. It quietly handles heat, smoke and ventilation. When it starts showing signs of damage, it’s important not to ignore them. Small…
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Builders believe AI will ‘meaningfully transform’ their businesses: survey
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Most contractors believe artificial intelligence will have a profound effect on the construction industry, according to a new survey from Dodge Construction Network. Dodge, in partnership with CMiC, a financial and project management software provider…
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Facing extreme rainfall and flooding, NYC is turning Brooklyn’s Prospect Park into a natural buffer
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: New York City is investing $68 million to build Brooklyn’s first Bluebelt system, which uses nature-based solutions to reduce flash-flooding, in Prospect Park, New York Mayor Eric Adams announced last week. The plan calls for upgrading…
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Bluebeam launches Task Link to connect Revu and GoCanvas
Bluebeam acquired GoCanvas 18 months ago. When the acquisition was announced, the shared vision “was to combine Bluebeam’s markup and collaboration capabilities with GoCanvas’s real-time field data collection, giving construction teams a seamless, end-to-end workflow with fewer communication gaps, fewer errors and far more visibility,” Bluebeam said. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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DCW 2026 wants your best practice
Have you overcome a great information management challenge? Have you deployed industry-leading digital best practice? If so, Digital Construction Week 2026 (DCW) wants to hear from you. DCW has launched its call for speakers: the deadline to submit applications is 5pm on 20 February 2026. The show takes place on 3-4 June. This year, DCW attracted…
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Wates and Premiership Women’s Rugby renew partnership
Genevieve Shore, executive chair of PWR, said: “I am delighted to be renewing our partnership with Wates Group, after what was such a successful first year. Watching the incredible PWR athletes walk out at our final with the Wates logo emblazoned across the StoneX pitch was a real highlight of our season, and I look…
