Category: Featured
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Ware Malcomb Adds Leaders from CBRE’s U.S. Design Collective
Ware Malcomb, an award-winning international design firm, today announced eight new leaders, formerly with CBRE’s U.S. Design Collective division, have joined the firm in its Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Miami and New York offices. The move follows last month’s announcement that the entire domestic Design Collective has joined the Ware Malcomb team. Karen McCallum, Principal, Ware Malcomb,…
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CM Labs Launches Simulation-Based 3-Person Crew Training for Heavy Equipment
CM Labs Simulations has released Intellia 3-Person Crew Training, a new simulation tool that allows excavator, articulated dump truck and dozer operators to train together in one virtual environment. The platform places crews in a shared workspace where they can practice coordinating operations, communicating in real time and building teamwork skills essential for safe and…
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Complink Automates Construction Procurement – AEC Business
In this episode of the AEC Business Podcast, Aarni Heiskanen sits down with Aino Hukkanen, co-founder and CPO of Complink, a Finnish startup that aims to bring intelligence back into construction workflows. Aino shares her journey from architecture to product design and co-founding Complink, and explains how their platform helps construction companies automate procurement and…
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CCCT with Mandi Bishop, Software Product Owner from IMAGINIT Technologies
CCCT with Mandi Bishop, Software Product Owner from IMAGINIT Technologies-Video Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast David Corson, CCR Publisher/Editor sat down with Mandi Bishop, Software Product Owner from IMAGINIT Technologies. With 40 years of CAD and 3D design engineering expertise, IMAGINiT Technologies, a division of Rand Worldwide, is an Autodesk Platinum Partner and technology company serving…
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Empowering jobsite leaders starts with breaking down barriers
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Rachel Neal is the vice president of global safety for Compass Datacenters. Opinions are the author’s own. In the fast-paced world of construction, foremen carry a heavy burden. They are the linchpins of their teams, responsible for…
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DOE cancels $7.6B in clean energy awards in states that voted against Trump
The U.S. Department of Energy on Thursday announced it has terminated $7.56 billion in financial awards to 223 clean energy projects — all in states that voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. “Following a thorough, individualized financial review, DOE determined that these projects did not adequately advance the nation’s energy…
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From Intern to Impact: Daniel Miller
At F.H. Paschen, interns are not just learners, they’re contributors. By working directly on active projects, they gain the experience and skills needed to transition confidently into full-time roles. A great example of this path is Daniel Miller, who interned in both our Chicago and McLean offices before joining full-time as a Project Engineer. Daniel’s…
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Sharing the benefits of digital transformation
Vinic Surveying Services has been on a digital transformation journey and is sharing its new-found expertise with clients. For many years, the workflows of quantity surveyors relied on paper drawings, spreadsheets and manual processes. These methods are time-consuming and prone to error, especially on large housing projects involving thousands of data points and multiple revisions.…
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Skanska-Fay JV Builds Howard Street Tunnel Modernization Ahead of Schedule
A joint venture between Skanska and Mid-Atlantic builder Fay S&B USA Construction, has reached substantial completion on CSX’s $450 million Howard Street Tunnel modernization project in Baltimore—months ahead of schedule. The upgrade is part of CSX’s capital improvement program to eliminate clearance restrictions for double-stack trains along the Baltimore-to-Philadelphia corridor. By increasing the 8,700-foot tunnel’s…
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Skanska-Fay JV Builds Howard Street Tunnel Modernization Ahead of Schedule
A joint venture between Skanska and Mid-Atlantic builder Fay S&B USA Construction, has reached substantial completion on CSX’s $450 million Howard Street Tunnel modernization project in Baltimore—months ahead of schedule. The upgrade is part of CSX’s capital improvement program to eliminate clearance restrictions for double-stack trains along the Baltimore-to-Philadelphia corridor. By increasing the 8,700-foot tunnel’s…