U.S. Spotlight: U.S. markets the most expensive to build in; Baltimore bridge debris contract

This week the U.S. Spotlight by ConstructConnect’s Daily Commercial News features a proposed new rule for workplaces to address excessive heat; a $120-million recycled paper packaging facility in Georgia; a survey reveals U.S. markets are the most expensive in the world to build in; an expansion project for a medical device manufacturer is underway in Peachtree City; a $50.3 million contract is approved for the removal of bridge collapse debris in Baltimore; a climate innovation centre is making headlines in Utah; and new construction employment numbers are released for May.

Biden administration proposes rule for workplaces to address excessive heat

$120M recycled paper, packaging facility sets up shop in Georgia

U.S. markets the most expensive in the world to build: Survey

$180M expansion project for medical device manufacturer slated for Peachtree City

Maryland OKs $50.3M contract for removal of bridge collapse debris

Utah Clean Energy opens Climate Innovation Center in Salt Lake City

U.S. construction employment numbers surged May to May