NASA awarded a $17.2 million project at Johnson Space Center for infrastructure improvements centered on substation switchgear replacement.
Category - Contractors
NIH Awards $4.4 Million Medium-Voltage Underground Distribution Repair in North Carolina
NIH awarded a $4.4 million project in Durham, North Carolina, to repair underground electrical distribution and install new medium-voltage cable.
Construction Apprenticeship Enrollment Surges as Industry Searches for More Skilled Workers
Construction apprenticeship participation is expanding, with nonunion registered programs reporting strong growth as the industry faces a 349,000...
Construction pay growth accelerated in July, with craft-worker wages rising faster than pay for production workers across the broader private sector.
Construction job openings rose sharply in June while industry hiring remained uneven, highlighting the gap between available work and available...
Construction Unemployment Falls to 3.7% as Contractors Compete for Experienced Workers
The construction unemployment rate fell to 3.7% in July, tightening the available labor pool while nonresidential hiring continued to grow.
Construction employers reported 305,000 job openings at the end of June, up 14,000 for the month and 81,000 from a year earlier.
Every state posted a construction unemployment rate below 10% in June, and all but three states were below 7%, according to ABC.
Electrical Contractor Magazine’s 2026 Profile of the Electrical Contractor documents how widely contractors now participate in low-voltage and...


