Construction technology is advancing quickly, but smaller contractors often face a major disadvantage: testing new tools can require money, time and resources they cannot easily
Published Aug. 27, 2026 Drones have become a practical tool on construction sites across the United States, but a new industry survey shows that contractors
Hensel Phelps is using construction technology to improve jobsite tracking and reduce the time crews spend organizing project information. On its $300 million Courtyard 3
Artificial intelligence is changing how construction companies collect, review and use project information. Tasks that once took hours of manual work can now be completed
Investment in construction technology continues to grow as startups focused on artificial intelligence, robotics, workforce management, and digital procurement attracted a combined $234 million in
Published: August 2026 Procore has announced plans to acquire DroneDeploy, a company known for its drone, robotics, and visual intelligence technology, in an all-cash transaction
Artificial intelligence is expected to play a much larger role in the construction industry over the coming years, but experts say its greatest value will
The Airport Asphalt Pavement Technology Program (AAPTP) has released two new research reports aimed at improving the performance, safety, and longevity of asphalt pavements at
McCarthy Building Companies has completed a $74.3 million modernization project at the Kansas River Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lawrence, Kansas, upgrading one of the city’s
Saudi Aramco has awarded long-term engineering and project management consulting agreements to 11 international firms as it moves forward with one of the world’s largest
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