Cover Story Texas’ Best Projects of the Year
The magazine presents the 63 winners of the twelfth annual “Best of” competition, honoring excellence in construction and design in Texas. Full
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View the Best of the best in McGraw-Hill Construction’s Regional Publication’s Best of Awards Web site, where winning projects can be viewed by publication.
Features
2009 Outlook: Will Texas Continue to Buck National Trend?
As in other parts of the country and world, a wariness about the country’s economy exists in Texas, even though contractors report healthy backlogs and expect government, health care and institutional projects now in the pipeline to continue. Full
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Are Texans in for a Bumpy Ride?
Message to contractors: Don’t count on the Texas Department of Transportation spending its entire FY 2009 $4.3 billion budget. Fluctuating fuel costs and the national credit crisis could force TxDOT to make spending cutbacks as the year progresses. Full
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Dodge Reports
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Dodge Bidding Projects
Search Dodge Reports for active bidding projects in Texas or nationwide. Search by Geography, Building Type or Project Type. View Sample
Dodge Weekly – Dodge Reports in Print Dodge Weekly Publications - Florida Region provides detailed project information that starts with jobs in the pre-bidding stage and covers bidding opportunities, awards, and starts and Bidding calendars in each issue.
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This report provides an up-to-date 2008 forecast for the metro area's residential, commercial, industrial, institutional and non-building construction markets.
Forecasts & Trends
- Robert Murray's Monthly Report
November Construction Slides 3%
At a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $454.5 billion, new construction starts in November fell 3% from the previous month, according to McGraw-Hill Construction, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies. Full Report >>
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