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Highway letting bids awarded to Zignego Co. Inc., Zenith Tech Inc. and others total more than $129 million in project contracts. bit.ly/4A2K8kR
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Contractors face steep input cost increases driven by rising prices for steel, aluminum, diesel, and union wages. bit.ly/4ijB8k5
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The new I-41 interchange in De Pere connects Packerland Drive and Generations Boulevard, connecting Brown County. bit.ly/4BtYAns
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Kraus-Anderson finished converting the former Sonesta Hotel into 146 affordable apartments in Wauwatosa's Research Park District. bit.ly/4jDr4Vn
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With $102 million funding from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Wisconsin will replace 15,000 lead service lines. bit.ly/47IHTHf
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1901 Inc., a Madison-based union mechanical contractor, was acquired by Limbach Holdings for $63 million, expanding Limbach’s Midwest presence. bit.ly/4yDvm2H
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Top winning bids in Wisconsin feature projects like the Mendota Mental Health Institution chiller plant awarded to Hooper Corp. bit.ly/4soXmpq
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A discontinued library in Bay View, Milwaukee, will get a new life as 25 apartments after a development proposal. bit.ly/4z8D4Tz
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Port Washington's ordinance mandating public votes on large tax incentives, including for data centers, was upheld in Ozaukee County. bit.ly/4eQSaox
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After a settlement with environmental groups, Wisconsin regulators will review of the environmental impacts of data center development. bit.ly/4z9pL5x
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As artificial intelligence becomes a larger part of construction’s workflow, a research director for a national union construction organization said AI bit.ly/4yA91D5
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Associated Builders and Contractors of Wisconsin endorse U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany for governor, highlighting his stance on regulations and unions. bit.ly/4zSwiS3
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Wildcat Defense plans to buy Superior-based Fraser Industries shipyard for $350 million to expand workforce and manufacturing capacity. bit.ly/48fPhKd
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