An Oct. 22 report cites low installation rates for structural monitoring; UNAM examples show what sensors can measure, while warning and response functions require separate planning.
The province and WSIB say the average rate will fall to CAD $1.18 per CAD $100 of insurable payroll, while construction employers should use their own class and firm statements for budgets.
The builder reported 6,208 net new orders and a 10,298-home backlog at September 30, offering a company-level view of residential demand and production flow.
The Goochland County facility is planned to make both active ingredients and finished biologic medicines, with about 1,800 construction jobs expected during delivery.
The October 22 selection includes proposed power, grid and planning work across 16 states, but DOE says negotiations are not a funding commitment and project details may change.
The state’s fiscal 2027 list allocates preliminary assistance to 18 projects in 12 communities, while requests exceeded available funds by a wide margin.
A report released October 22 models Canadian output, employment and public revenue tied to Woodfibre LNG and the Eagle Mountain Pipeline, with most figures representing estimates or projections.
Fortera and Mississippi Lime selected a Ste. Genevieve location for a proposed 300,000-ton-per-year ReAct facility, linking lime-process CO2 with a new cement supply route.
An October 22 review of September producer prices found sharp increases in intermediate energy goods while construction final-demand prices were unchanged for a second month.
A department release dated October 22 describes a New Jersey drywall installer’s $725,000 consent judgment after 48 workers were not paid for time waiting for rides to jobsites.
A panel on Oct. 22 revived a 2018 storage benchmark and emphasized pipeline links, but announced no approved site, funded project or construction schedule.
An Oct. 22 report described a countrywide 1.8 million barrels-per-day scenario for 2030–31; Woodside’s separately dated Oct. 21 filing showed Trion construction progress as of Sept. 30.
Statistics Canada’s September index release shows lumber and fabricated metal construction materials easing month over month while remaining higher year over year, as energy drove most of the overall producer-price increase.