Construction
DART Begins Modernizing Cityplace/Uptown Station with New Escalators, Inclinators
The renovation is part of DART Transform, a modernization program that focuses on improving five core elements: vehicles, stations and passenger facilities, resiliency, a unified signaling system and operating facilities.
Commercial GCs: Why Industry Associations Are Strong Defenses Against Market Uncertainty
If you’re a general or trade contractor and you’re not plugged into industry associations, you’re exposing your projects to unnecessary risks.
United Airlines Breaks Ground on $177M Equipment Facility, Opens Technical Training Facility at IAH
United is reportedly the largest airline in Houston, with more than 14,000 employees and more than 500 daily departures.
Navigating Tariffs and Supply Chain Disruptions: How Subcontractors Can Prepare for 2025
Rising costs, delayed deliveries, and unpredictable market conditions can strain budgets, frustrate clients, and even jeopardize the success of projects.
Research Explores AI Perceptions, Opportunities in Architecture
A new study explores the use of AI in architecture, as well as the opportunities and concerns about its increased use in the design and construction sector.
$239M in Construction Grants Awarded for Mental Health Care in Rural Texas
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is awarding $239 million in construction grants to expand access to inpatient mental health care in rural Texas.
H-E-B to Open Store in Denton
H-E-B announced plans to open its first store in Denton, Texas, in Hillwood’s Landmark development.
Gilbane-Flintco Celebrates George R. Brown Convention Center Revitalization Project
The new structure and surrounding spaces are expected to bring in millions of dollars in new revenue to the Houston economy.
Driving Efficiency and Growth in Subcontracting Through Technology
Here are some of the most impactful ways technology is currently helping subcontractors improve their operations—and how it can help you too.
Skanska Celebrates Topping Out Rice University’s New Business School Building
Skanska and Rice held a ceremony on Friday, Feb. 28, 2025, which was attended by over 100 people.
District 3 and 4 San Antonio City Councilmembers Commend Approval of New Rosillo Creek TIRZ Project
The San Antonio City Council on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, unanimously approved the Rosillo Creek Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ).
Throughgood Bistro Opens at Hobby Airport
Throughgood Bistro is now open in the William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) Ticketing Lobby.
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MORE FROM SUBCUSA.COM
- ISSUE 109
- A+ Factoring: Helping with Cash Flow and Fueling Growth for Subcontractors
- DART Begins Modernizing Cityplace/Uptown Station with New Escalators, Inclinators
- Commercial GCs: Why Industry Associations Are Strong Defenses Against Market Uncertainty
- United Airlines Breaks Ground on $177M Equipment Facility, Opens Technical Training Facility at IAH