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October 9, 2026
Con Dig (09-Oct-26) — Friday’s US construction roundup leads with Skanska’s $136 million railroad improvement contract in the Northeast, a $67 million Miami aviation development, new Caterpillar equipment and further project groundbreakings. Skanska wins $136m…
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Con Dig (08-Oct-26) — Federal highway funding, a $324.8 million Ohio sewer tunnel award and new research and headquarters construction lead today’s US construction briefing. US DOT awards $426m for freight and highway improvements in…
Con Dig (07-Oct-26) — A $3.7 billion shipyard investment in Maryland leads today’s US construction news, alongside new defense manufacturing, healthcare and technology construction, a major Illinois studio development and progress on one of Louisiana’s…
Con Dig (06-Oct-26) — Major marine infrastructure, manufacturing expansion and new residential construction lead today’s US construction news. Construction Dig’s overnight sweep also found fresh state highway awards, progress on a major inland waterways project…
Con Dig (05-Oct-26) — Skanska has secured a $110 million contract from the Renton School District to construct a new high school in Renton, Washington, adding to a fresh wave of US education work announced…
Nearly $272m of new CBP checkpoint construction awards leads today’s Construction Dig Daily Briefing, alongside a $550m Texas data center, Skanska healthcare work and fresh US construction-spending data.
Caterpillar plans to invest approximately $1 billion in North Carolina, including a new Sanford manufacturing facility to expand compact track loader and telehandler production.
Caterpillar’s $1bn North Carolina manufacturing expansion leads today’s Construction Dig Daily Briefing, alongside data-center power, defense infrastructure and major highway construction.
The biggest US construction developments from the past 24 hours, led by a proposed $15 billion Iowa steel complex and a $169 million Fort Worth flood-control award.
Con Dig (28-Sep-26) — Rising construction material and fuel costs are putting fresh pressure on US project budgets, with federal data showing sharp increases in diesel and key metals while contractors report projects being postponed,…