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Darland builds corporate headquarters for trucking company in Omaha

Darland partnered with Omaha, Nebraska-based Truck Center Companies to build its new corporate headquarters and dealership, located on a 26-acre site at the corner of…

Kansas City’s JE Dunn names Midwest president

Kansas City, Missouri-based JE Dunn Construction has named Paul Neidlein as its new Midwest Region president. Neidlein assumes this role previously held by Dirk Schafer,…

Kansas City’s JE Dunn names Midwest president

Kansas City, Missouri-based JE Dunn Construction has named Paul Neidlein as its new Midwest Region president. Neidlein assumes this role previously held by Dirk Schafer,…

Commercial Construction Index: Labor costs a big concern for contractors

U.S. contractors are confident in the commercial real estate industry. But they wish that construction jobsites were more efficient and that their workers were more…

WSP USA hires bridge specialist in Chicago

Kenneth Price will manage the complex bridge practice of WSP USA in the firm’s Central and Texas/Mountain regions as a vice president based in Chicago.

Missner Group wraps renovations at Chicago-area auto dealership

The Missner Group has completed an extensive exterior improvement and renovation project on behalf of Elgin Toyota located at 1600 W. Lake Street in Streamwood,…

McCarthy Building Companies celebrates opening of justice center in O’Fallon

McCarthy Building Companies and the City of O'Fallon, Missouri, on Dec. 2 celebrated the grand opening of the new City of O'Fallon Justice Center that…

South Bend-based Holladay Properties names first-ever COO

South Bend, Indiana-based Holladay Properties has named Tim Healy the firm’s first chief operating officer.

Opus to design pair of facilities for Iowa National Guard

The Opus Group has landed two contracts with the Iowa National Guard to design and construct facilities in Sioux City and Davenport, Iowa, respectively.

Chicago’s 60th tower crane goes up, 400 percent increase from 2010

The 60th tower crane touched the sky in Chicago this week, which marks a 400 percent increase since 2010, according to the mayor's office.

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