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Cement Companies Assist Current Administration’s Emissions Plan by Utilizing Green Hydrogen Carbon Capture
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: advancement, Construction, Construction News, Green Building, Projects, Safety, technology

HeidelbergCement partners with Swansea University researchers in installing and operating a green hydrogen test unit at their construction site in the United Kingdom. The collaboration between the two is a prime example of companies within the construction industry turning to greener alternatives to help reduce emissions.  The project’s goal is to find ways to maintain…

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Winter Storm in Texas Causes Disruptions for the Construction Industry – Construction News
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: Civil Engineering, Commercial Building, Communication, Construction, Construction News, Engineering, General Construction, Projects, Roads & Streets, Sidewalks, Uncategorized

During the month of February, a historic winter storm passed through Texas resulting in thousands going without power, water, and plumbing. This occurred due to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) declaring a statewide power generation shortfall and enacted rolling blackouts, even though customers complained there was no power for over 30 hours. construction…

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Congress Concerned About How to Fund Biden Administration Infrastructure Plan
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: advancement, Bridges, Commercial Building, Construction, Engineering, General Construction, Green Building, Parks, Pedestrian, Politics, Projects, Roads & Streets, Safety, Sidewalks, Uncategorized

As a new administration adjusts to their positions within our government, many are asking what their plans are. Particularly, the construction industry is questioning Biden’s infrastructure plan. The “Build Back Better” plan invests $2 trillion over a span of 4 years to complete tasks such as repair roads, bridges, and ports, creating affordable housing, improving…

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Pete Buttigieg New Transportation Secretary
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: advancement, Communication, Construction, COVID-19, General Construction, Politics, technology

The former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Democratic candidate for the presidency Pete Buttigieg was sworn in as Transportation Secretary by the Senate. Following his confirmation, Buttigieg noted the work to be done in the transportation sector and potential overcomings but stated he was optimistic about the future.    During his campaign for the…

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Why Hire a Builder Who Specializes in Commercial Construction?
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: Commercial Building, Construction, General Construction, Projects
Why Hire a Builder who Specializes in Commercial Construction? - Jerdon

In large-scale construction, hiring someone with experience is the key to success. Choosing a builder who specializes in the type of construction you need can provide a more efficient and successful construction experience. Here are some of the benefits of hiring a builder who specializes in commercial construction:    Lower Construction Costs When using an…

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How to Avoid Commercial Construction Delays
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: Commercial Building, Communication, Construction, General Construction

Commercial construction projects can be very complicated ordeals, requiring detailed planning between clients, contractors, and vendors. It takes careful planning and skills to keep your project on track. Here are a couple of common reasons for commercial construction delays and how you can work to avoid them:   Plan Ahead Especially in commercial construction, planning…

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2021 Construction Forecast
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: advancement, Communication, Construction, General Construction
2021 Construction Forecast - Jerdon Enterprise

As a whole, 2020 played a large role in construction for the years to come due to many canceled projects or deferred plans. Here is our 2021 Construction Forecast, based on 2020 data and predictions:   2020 construction spending is approximately 50% residential, 30% nonresidential buildings, and 20% nonbuilding infrastructure.   The greatest impact on…

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How COVID-19 is Impacting the Construction Industry
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: Construction, COVID-19, Projects, Safety, Uncategorized

The lasting impacts of COVID-19 have left companies constantly adjusting practices and operations to maintain the safety of all employees. This heavily influenced operation procedures for the construction industry to maintain the safety of all employees. Response plans and building timelines have been adjusted to comply with all safety regulations, while teams were revised for…

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Project Highlight – Houston METRORail Fountain Tracks
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: advancement, Construction, Engineering, Fountains, General Construction, Pedestrian, Projects, Upgrades

Houston, TX is known as one of the United State’s major, bustling cities and is a hub for businesses and opportunities. Housing so many districts within downtown, there is never a dull moment and there is a chance to experience everything your heart desires. The overall expansion of the area has resulted in many attractions…

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Top Five Construction Trends Impacting The Industry in 2020
  • Posted by: jerdonlp
  • Category: advancement, Commercial Building, Construction, COVID-19, General Construction, Safety, technology

This year has presented the world with a variety of impacts that have changed not only our lives but the industries we work in. As we adapt and evolve with those changes, the trends in the construction industry have seen an interesting change. Below are the top five trends in the construction industry due to…

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