Tag: Construction
Federal appeals court partially upholds R.I. truck-tolling program
PROVIDENCE – More than two years after a judge ruled in favor of the trucking industry in halting the state’s controversial tolling program used...
URI to build new additional on-campus residence halls
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – More on-campus student housing is coming to the University of Rhode Island.
The university announced Wednesday that it plans to construct several...
RIDOT receives $31.9M federal grant to reduce carbon emissions in projects
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Transportation is receiving a $31.9 million federal low-carbon transportation materials grant to allow the department to incorporate such...
Building Financial Stability for Your Construction Business
Historically, the construction industry has not been immune to economic volatility. In recent years, COVID-19 caused initial setbacks for non-residential construction, while rising unemployment...
Pawtucket attempting a historic downtown development
Pawtucket is searching for private partners with big pockets and big ideas.
In recent years, the city has acquired several properties totaling about 20 acres...
Stanley Tree Service was not chopped down by COVID-19
PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards
$15 MILLION to $50 MILLION:
3. Stanley Tree Service Inc.
CEO (or equivalent): Stanley Zuba, founder and CEO
2023 Revenue: $49.4 million
2021...
Steere Engineering navigated toward financial recovery
PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards
$2.5 MILLION to $15 MILLION:
3. Steere Engineering Inc.
CEO (or equivalent): Alison L. Steere, owner and CEO
2023 Revenue: $7.5 million
2021...
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Conn. construction company opens office in Providence
PROVIDENCE – O&G Industries Inc., Connecticut’s largest privately owned construction company, has opened an office at 3 Regency Plaza, Suite 1.
O&G Industries is involved...
R.I. monthly unemployment edges upward to 4.6% in August
CRANSTON – Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted unemployment in August was 4.6%, an increase of one-tenth of a percentage point from July, the R.I. Department...
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