Month / September 2026

Rebuilding and expansion of key port passes milestone as Syria seeks to rebuild its transportation and shipping infrastructure following a prolonged civil war. 

ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics

Pype founder Sunil Dorarairajan has raised $5 million for artificial intelligence-powered construction documents platform Wyre, which aims to replace hours of document review with AI-delivered scopes and checking.

Boston officials approved zoning for small clean energy infrastructure following state law and in line with Boston’s climate resiliency goals.

Shiva Dhawan of Attentive.AI says that contractors can use artificial intelligence as a force multiplier in the bidding and preconstruciton stages. 

New products from ECHO, Volvo CE shifts production of some equipment stateside and Deere launches the website for the settlement resulting from a right-to-repair lawsuit.

More than half of construction’s jobs gain came from specialty trade contractors, who added 11,200 positions during the past month.

Questions remain after a worker is crushed by heavy machinery at an El Paso, Texas, jobsite.

New AGC-NCCER data show worker scarcity delaying projects while contractors rethink onboarding, training and career development to retain employees entering the construction industry.

The manager of ENR’s Best Projects awards gatherings and three Infrastructure Forums spoke with Managing Editor Scott Judy about how these events support the publication in helping the construction industry advance its…