Colorado Contractors Go to Court Over Vaccine Mandate
A builders’ professional group in Colorado has announced it is taking the City of Denver to court due to its vaccine mandates. The Colorado Contractors
October 12, 2021
A builders’ professional group in Colorado has announced it is taking the City of Denver to court due to its vaccine mandates. The Colorado Contractors
Even as problems with the global supply chain persist, resulting in a shortage of needed materials for both contractors and manufacturers, a prominent business leader
Construction could begin two years from now on a new solar power plant in northern Arizona that will be capable of delivering up to 400
For the second month in a row, the number of actual new jobs nationally has come in below what many experts predicted. According to the
Voters in the Canutillo Independent School District, headquartered in El Paso, will face a $187.5 million bond issue that has been long in the talking
The City of Santa Fe has issued a Request for Proposals for a project that will see the extension of a trail located within the
An effort is underway to redevelop one of the most visually identifiable properties in Tempe. City officials are actively searching for a developer to transform
Up to $3 billion in federal funds could be available for a program that would see the cleanup of hard rock mining sites in states
An increasing number of construction companies are finding it difficult to find skilled workers, a challenge that is now prompting contractors to turn down work.
A well-known three-story office building in downtown Scottsdale may soon be subject to a major renovation. The structure, built in the late 1980s, is located
