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Split-screen illustration showing outdated, paper-based 1990s construction supply chain workflows on the left and a modern AI-powered, digitally connected construction site on the right. The left side features a worker reviewing paper plans from 1999 amid stacked materials, while the right side shows automated, networked construction logistics with digital nodes and organized shipping containers—symbolizing how AI is modernizing construction supply chains.

Why Construction’s Supply Chains Still Run Like It’s 1999 — and How AI Might Finally Fix It

Project Management & Efficiency, Technology & InnovationBy Jessica Brown

Manual processes are still draining time and money from projects, and AI may finally give teams the edge they need.

Building Material Lead Times

Building Material Lead Times Are a Major Problem Right Now. Here’s Why.

Project Management & EfficiencyBy Diana Kightlinger

Extended and uncertain lead times are turning bidding and building into a tiresome puzzle of constantly changing pieces—and it’s unclear when the headache will end

In-Demand Building Materials

The Most In-Demand Construction Materials Right Now

Construction & The EconomyBy Erin Flynn Jay

Shortages are pervasive across the industry, but experts say these materials are especially hard to come by—and may be for some time

Why COVID-19 Sent Lumber Prices on a Wild Ride

Construction & The EconomyBy David Shultz

Lumber prices tanked—and then rallied—over the summer. Why?

Plexiglass: The New Hot Commodity in Construction

Technology & InnovationBy David Shultz

New demand for the clear acrylic plastics used in face shields and space dividers spurs big changes for manufacturers and distributors

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