• Dates & Figs – October 20250

    Data Reveals the Biggest Motivators and Challenges to AI Adoption in Construction The majority of the construction industry is embracing artificial intelligence, albeit at varying levels of implementation, but significant challenges remain that may ultimately stunt adoption rates, according to the 2025 Annual AI Benchmarking Report from BuiltWorlds. Nearly two-thirds of respondents to the 2025

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  • Removing the Stigma

    Removing the Stigma0

    A Call for Action to Defeat Mental Illness and Substance Abuse By Gregg M. Schoppman, FMI Corp. Many readers are expecting another piece on strategy and project tactics. Unfortunately, this isn’t one of them. I am a son of a man that battled mental illness and substance abuse for most of his life. This is

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  • President’s Letter – September 2025

    President’s Letter – September 20250

    I intentionally held off writing this month’s letter until the Sunday before SubExcel (sorry, Mary!). As I pack for what promises to be an unforgettable and record-setting week for ASA and SubExcel, I can’t help but feel a wave of nostalgia. From Nashville, where Drew took that now-legendary spill on the electric scooter, to Las Vegas, where

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  • Dates & Figs – August 2025

    Dates & Figs – August 20250

    Total Construction Construction spending during June 2025 was estimated at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2,136.2 billion, 0.4 percent (±0.8 percent)* below the revised May estimate of $2,143.9 billion. The June figure is 2.9 percent (±1.5 percent) below the June 2024 estimate of $2,199.8 billion. During the first six months of this year, construction

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  • Rising to the Moment: How Lone Star Mobile Responded to the Kerrville Flooding Crisis

    Rising to the Moment: How Lone Star Mobile Responded to the Kerrville Flooding Crisis0

    By Tomas Louda, Lone Star Mobile Storage Like many in our region, we first learned about the devastating flooding in Kerrville through the news. The images and reports coming in were heartbreaking — homes under water, roads washed out, and families displaced. It caught everyone off guard. But within our company, the reaction was immediate

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