Jennifer Goodman

Abby Redditt of BELL Construction relished the chance to manage a major accelerated bridge project in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

General contractors have fewer problems collecting payments compared to other types of construction businesses, according to new data from Levelset.

Samiha Shakil’s duties have included BIM coordination at a LaGuardia Airport renovation and laser scanning on a large-scale hospital project.

The country’s 13th largest contractor will add office space in Virginia and Maryland this year to help expand its regional footprint.

Christina Oden has helped build some of New York City’s most high-profile entertainment venues, including The Playboy Club and 1 Oak.

General contractors need to take care in order to avoid liability, according to accountant Phil Ross.

The mixed-use 30 Van Ness project represents the firm’s largest investment ever in North America.

The city will see $8 billion worth of projects this year, including some for the Grand Prix in November.

Meg Spriggs will oversee the region’s $21 billion pipeline, which includes projects in New York City, Boston and Chicago.

The spaces give women privacy for pumping breast milk, an action that is covered by the federal PUMP Act that went into effect late last year.

The California-based contractor has grown its Boston-area workforce from a handful of employees to more than 200 workers in 10 years.

Despite firms’ stable profit margins and expanding sales, the economy faces several challenges that could affect construction, said ABC’s chief economist.

Balfour Beatty will reportedly build the all-electric facility, which comes at a time of soaring office vacancies in the city.

Abigail Pringle oversees restaurant design, real estate, construction and franchise development for the fast food giant.

Brinkmann Constructors will build the $99 million Verve Ann Arbor near the University of Michigan.

The Montreal-based firm has initiated a search to replace Lou Cornell, a construction industry veteran who has also worked at Jacobs and AECOM.

MGAC’s Kristina Leighty sees her role as the glue that holds a job together.

Tammy Meyen recently joined the International Training Institute in a role designed to help entice nontraditional workers to join the construction industry.

Construction Dive is seeking nominations through Feb. 9 to highlight the industry’s leading women in all sectors.

Gabriela Inamagua pleaded guilty to charges that she ran two fraudulent firms that purported to supply services and labor.