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Released	Headline
03/12/2007	�ۿۂ�ý APPLAUDS TENNESSEE RULING ON INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS
03/08/2007	WINTER BLASTS CONSTRUCTION JOB REPORT, �ۿۂ�ý ECONOMIST SAYS
02/04/2007	�ۿۂ�ý SEES CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS SQUEEZED IN 2008 BUDGET
02/01/2007	NONRESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION JOBS JUMP AS RESIDENTIAL RETREATS, �ۿۂ�ý ECONOMIST SAYS
01/30/2007	�ۿۂ�ý APPEALS FEDERAL COURT?S RULING THAT EPA MUST SET LIMITS
01/29/2007	CONGRESS TO FULLY FUND HIGHWAY PROGRAM, SHOWS COMMITMENT TO STRENGTHENING NATION'S ECONOMY
01/24/2007	�ۿۂ�ý, OSHA AND NIOSH PARTNER TO PROTECT HIGHWAY WORKERS
01/04/2007	�ۿۂ�ý PROVIDES MEMBERS VALUABLE RESOURCES THROUGH ENTERPRISE PARTNERSHIP
	Materials Prices Soar 20 Percent in 2021 Despite Moderating in December; Most Contractors in Association Survey List Costs as Top Concern in 2022
	Construction Employment Increased in 40 States and D.C. During the Past Year

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