Editors’ Blog
Cemex showcases fully electric ready-mix truck
Cemex unveiled what it describes as the first fully-electric, zero-emissions ready-mixed concrete truck this week during a United Nations conference in the Middle East. Keep Reading
AGC: Labor issues still lingering
The Associated General Contractors of America’s Ken Simonson shares his thoughts on the current state of industry employment. Keep Reading
Nonresidential construction outlook for 2024
Associated General Contractors of America chief economist Ken Simonson discusses the types of projects that will drive nonresidential construction in the coming year. Keep Reading
Where the US stands with IIJA funding
Funds from the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act (IIJA) have been doled out to different projects at different rates. See what Ken Simonson with the Associated General Contractors of America anticipates from funding in 2024. Keep Reading
Pit & Quarry debuts ‘Drilling Deeper’ podcast
P&Q has taken another leap in the digital universe, launching a biweekly podcast called ‘Drilling Deeper’ that’s now available on all major podcast platforms. Keep Reading
BMC talks acquisitions, infrastructure bill and more
BMC Enterpises’ Nathan McKean discusses the company’s recent acquisitions and the overall M&A environment, as well as what’s to be expected in the aggregate industry in the coming months. Keep Reading
Luck centennial celebration continues with giving campaign
Luck Companies’ Gift of Giving campaign involved every employee and produced more than $1 million in donations to nonprofit organizations. Keep Reading
FMI discusses aggregate industry dynamics, construction market
George Reddin and Rob Mineo with FMI Capital Advisors sat down with P&Q’s Kevin Yanik to discuss second quarter industry dynamics, the current construction market, M&A activity and more. Keep Reading
Assessing the mood of the aggregate industry
While this year probably won’t be one for the record book, P&Q’s Kevin Yanik says producers are once again exhibiting the resiliency that gutted them to success during the early years of the decade. Keep Reading
