TARRYTOWN, NY – Representatives of the Hudson Valley region’s building and construction contracting community and union trades recently received a lengthy presentation from New York

POUGHKEEPSIE, NY – Two major companies’ combined promised $120 billion in investments in New York State prompted President Joe Biden to visit the Hudson Valley

NEWBURGH – The New York State Bridge Authority announced on Sept. 30 the construction work that affected travelers crossing the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge finished early

For the life of all New Yorkers, we must approve the $4.2 billion in bonds to fund projects to improve water infrastructure, mitigate climate-change and

WHITE PLAINS, NY – Westchester County Executive George Latimer released on Oct. 13 a $662.5-million proposed Capital Budget, which includes $448.8 million for general county

On a construction project, the term “general contractor” is often thrown around rather loosely to refer to the one contractor at the top of the

HARRISON NY – A project to build a new $138-million drinking water filtration plant on Westchester County-owned land at Westchester County Airport here has cleared

ALBANY – For those who were wondering if construction on a third lane on Route 17 in Orange and Sullivan counties would come—sooner or later—the answer

TARRYTOWN, NY— Some 30 Professional Engineers attended the Construction Advancement Institute of Westchester & Mid-Hudson’s annual continuing education seminar on Oct. 19 at the Tappan

HARRISON, NY—The Save the Sound environmental advocacy group and the Town/Village of Harrison have reached a collaborative agreement that would resolve Save the Sound’s Clean

NEW YORK—New York City construction spending will reach $86 billion in 2022, up $38 billion from last year and marking an all-time high, according to

Secretary of Labor v. Huen Electric, Inc. demonstrates the need for construction workers to be properly trained and competent when operating a powered industrial truck

Inflation can generally be defined as the increase in prices for goods and services within an economy. When prices rise, it’s also true that the

NEW YORK—A $1.6-billion public-private partnership with The City University of New York to build a new science and research park at Hunter College’s Brookdale Campus

A recent report by the Brookings Organization, a Washington, D.C. think tank, indicated that the Federal Reserve likely would need to push unemployment far higher

A roundup of what’s new and who’s in the news both locally and in the state.

Low bid news from around the state.

YORKTOWN, NY  – Hundreds of millions of dollars in state and federal funds for infrastructure are going unspent as the condition of Hudson Valley roads,

MOUNT VERNON, NY  – At a recent ceremony to mark the end of a long-delayed effort to rehabilitate the storied Memorial Field, speakers recalled its

TARRYTOWN, NY  – New “hold-harmless” insurance protection coverage for CIC employers is accelerating the pathway for young drivers to acquire the skills they need to