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The Metal Construction Association announced that five outstanding students affiliated with MCA member-companies have been chosen as the first recipients of the association’s scholarship program. Through this new MCA member benefit, funding has been awarded to five students to help them pursue their dreams.

AD is announced the launch of AccelDX, a turnkey solution powered by Roc Commerce that is designed to help members get started on their digital journey with an e-commerce platform fueled by the AD digital catalog.

Construction Executive, Associated Builders and Contractors’ award-winning magazine, announced on May 9 the details of its annual photo contest.

Registration for the American Concrete Institute’s 2024 Professors’ Workshop is now open. This year’s event will be held in three stages on July 15, 23 and 24.

Knauf Insulation launched a new Performance+ product line, which is the first HVAC fiberglass insulation portfolio to be certified asthma- and allergy-friendly. The quality of indoor air is a growing concern, with the EPA finding it can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air.

On Monday, May 6, ATAS International held a ground-breaking ceremony for the expansion of its second Allentown, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility on Grant Way. The existing 65,000-square-foot building was constructed in 2005, and the addition will add another 53,000 square feet.

Join leading polyurethane industry professionals and experts from all across the globe on Sept. 30-Oct. 2 at the Omni Hotel at Centennial Park in Atlanta for the 2024 Polyurethanes Technical Conference.

The American Concrete Institute has released its 2024 collection of concrete codes, specifications and practices.

Speakers at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance’s 2024 Summer Conference on June 3-6 will share knowledge about various aspects of building design, including creating natural disaster-resilient buildings, how façade design can heighten architectural appeal and what the industry can expect when it comes to embodied carbon legislation.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has proposed a rule that would effectively ban current portable generators on store shelves. The Portable Generator Manufacturers’ Association is fighting back – but can’t do it alone.