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NCCER Introduces CraftPro to Bring Construction Training Closer to the Jobsite

The mobile-focused platform gives contractors a flexible way to train new workers, refresh skills and support career development. The National Center for Construction Education and Research has launched a new digital training platform aimed at helping construction companies develop workers without requiring them to leave the jobsite for traditional classroom

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Aerial view of the LNG construction phase in Canada

Fluor-JGC JV Secures $15B Contract for LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion

The joint venture will build two additional liquefaction trains and a new LNG storage tank as the Kitimat facility prepares to double its production capacity. Fluor and JGC Corporation are moving ahead with the second phase of LNG Canada’s major export facility in British Columbia after securing a contract valued

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Data center construction project under way as the sector drives nonresidential construction spending growth.

Data Centers Drive July Construction Spending Growth as Other Sectors Weaken

Data center construction continues to stand out in an otherwise sluggish U.S. construction market, with spending on the facilities helping push private nonresidential construction higher in July. Overall construction spending declined 0.5% in July from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of about $2.17 trillion, according to

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Workers on a public transportation construction project as Congress considers temporary federal funding.

Stopgap Funding Bill Advances With Major Transit and Rail Cuts

A temporary federal funding measure is moving through Congress as lawmakers work to prevent a government shutdown, but transportation advocates are warning that proposed reductions to transit and passenger rail funding could create problems for projects across the country. The U.S. House of Representatives passed the continuing resolution Tuesday in

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