The updated agreement recognizes the level of competency established through each country’s initial licensure/registration processes and removes several post-licensure barriers to eligibility.

Holcim has signed an agreement to acquire OX Engineered Products, a leading U.S. provider of advanced insulation systems for residential and commercial applications, with 2024E net sales of USD 136 million.

Before heading into the METALCON Expo Hall on opening day, women are invited to attend Metal and Mimosas, a morning gathering offering breakfast, networking and discussion with other women helping shape the future of the metal construction industry.

The National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) announced the appointment of Kenneth K. Alexander as Senior Vice President, Business Strategies.

This course offers a blend of both theory and practice. Attendees will gain in-depth knowledge of rainscreen wall assemblies, learning how each component works together.

Arcadis has welcomed Anna Abreu as Living Practice Principal. Under Abreu’s leadership, the firm will expand its capabilities to design beautiful and impactful spaces across hospitality, multifamily, and mixed-use developments.

Central States announced that it has become a member of Certified Employee-Owned (Certified EO), the leading certification program for employee-owned companies in America. Central States is 100% employee-owned by its 1,400 employees.

In partnership with Clemson University’s Nieri Department of Construction, Development and Planning, the center will focus on driving innovative research and workforce development programs that aim to address critical challenges within the industry.

//3877 announced the addition of three accomplished industry professionals to the team: Interior Designer Abigail Fundling, Architect Caroline Zimmermann and Senior Interior Designer Christina Kerr.

When it opens in 2026, the renewed Forrestal Elementary School, located at Naval Station Great Lakes, about an hour and a half north of Chicago, is projected to serve a diverse student population of 580 students from both military and non-military families.