Hitachi Power Tools unveiled a new line of ultra-efficient AC brushless impact wrenches featuring an aluminum housing body construction that delivers impressive internal and external durability.

Husqvarna Group’s Construction Division is in the midst of acquiring the floor grinding solutions division of HTC Group AB, one of the market leaders in floor-grinding solutions.

The World of Asphalt Show and Conference has been named one of the 50 fastest-growing shows across all industries in the U.S. Trade Show Executive magazine presents “Fastest 50” awards to exhibitions that demonstrate the greatest percentage of show-to-show growth.

Earlier this year, the Florida Building Commission requested comment for proposed changes to the Florida Building Code, including a provision to allow certain wood-framed construction techniques to be used in the construction of Florida school board and college buildings.

To better understand the effect of the U.S. aggregates industry on the economy and jobs, the Phoenix Center released a new economic “Scorecard” titled “The Economic Impact of the Natural Aggregates Industry: A National, State and County Analysis.”

U.S. cement manufacturers have ample production capacity to meet increased demand from infrastructure revitalization efforts being contemplated by the Trump Administration and Congress, an analysis from the Portland Cement Association concluded.

Bob Risser, president and CEO of the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute, joined senior officials representing the North American Concrete Alliance and the Congressional Cement Caucus for a visit to Capitol Hill Feb. 5 to brief the 115th Congress on the state of the concrete and cement industry and infrastructure priorities.

When the Warrior Ice Arena was built, the architect wanted to bring the imagery of hockey from the interior to the exterior of the complex.

The Bronco II segmental retaining wall system from Versa-Lok Retaining Walls Systems is the company’s newest product in its heavyweight retaining walls line.

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has delayed the enforcement of the crystalline silica standard that applies to the construction industry to conduct additional outreach and provide educational materials and guidance for employers.