Articles Tagged with ''contractors''

Two construction firms will pay more than $302,000 after a D.C. investigation found over 100 workers were improperly classified as independent contractors.

The construction industry is facing mounting backlash over a controversial licensing and software initiative tied to the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) and its widely used classification systems, including MasterFormat, UniFormat and OmniClass.

Read highlights of the Ceilings & Interior Systems Construction Association (CISCA) Summit, which emphasized education, technology and cautious optimism amid steady demand and evolving market conditions.

T-P Acoustics claimed the 2026 Contractor Challenge crown at the 2026 CISCA Summit, showcasing speed and craftsmanship in a high-energy competition featuring eight top acoustical contracting teams.

Analysts say the deal is less about scale and more about access to installers, jobsite data and a more connected approach to the building envelope.

QXO has joined the National Hispanic Contractors Association as a national sponsor to expand resources and opportunities for Latino contractors across the U.S.

Improved logistics and delivery precision are influencing construction timelines, costs, and coordination across interior projects.

A new industry report shows AI use rising among contractors, with firms leveraging technology to manage costs, improve margins and streamline operations.

Project Management and AI tools aimed to bridge digital disconnect for contractors.