Work piled up for construction companies in March amid a strong economy, according to an indicator of backlogged work from the trade group Associated Builders and Contractors of America.
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Largest winning bids in Wisconsin from the previous week, according to The Daily Reporter’s JobTrac bidding service.
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Read More »The impending bankruptcy of a big frac-sand company is a sign of the financial woes that could cripple more Wisconsin-based mines amid a nationwide oversupply of sand, according to an industry expert.
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A tattered American flag waves in Roger Millard's front lawn amid sprawling Walworth County farmland.
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Read More »As Republicans on the state's budget-writing committee voted last week to send more money to Wisconsin tech schools and worker training, a new bipartisan bill would support careers in two emerging industries: wind and solar.
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Read More »A recent National Labor Relations Board opinion could poke another hole in unions' use of "Scabby the Rat" and other inflatable displays commonly put up at picket sites.
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Lupient Automotive Group’s current INFINITI dealership is at 2228 E. Moreland Boulevard, Waukesha. The company’s new building will have an 8,400-square-foot service area with 13 service bays, an attached car wash, a 4,000-square-foot showroom, 9,300 square feet of office space and 253 parking spaces.
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A developer on Tuesday rolled out plans to turn a city-owned waterfront site in downtown Racine into an apartment complex and hotel that could be worth $40 million.
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Read More »A worker was injured when a trench collapsed at a job site in the Milwaukee suburb of Oak Creek on Monday.
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Read More »State officials on Monday said they are searching for new ways to prevent the abuse of worker misclassification, a persistent source of concern that contractors blame for keeping bids artificially low and giving rise to an underground economy.
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