As cities continue to grow and evolve, the need for smarter and more efficient infrastructure management becomes increasingly important. This is where the concept of digital twins comes in.

Understanding the benefits and deliverables of Infotech's AASHTOWare Project BAMS/DSS™ Outsourcing and Cost Index services, with examples from current DOTs.

Rural Ohio counties often have their advertising exposure limited to vendors in their geographic area. Jackson County sought to reach more bidders throughout Ohio, while also introducing new efficiencies to the bidding process.

Digital transformation has touched every aspect of the civil construction industry, from planning and design to inspection and maintenance.

“By the time the ferry gets in, it’s 3:30 pm, so by 4:00 pm, it’s pretty nip-and-tuck. I was constantly running down to the ferry or calling them to see if I missed a package. It did not happen but it was very close."

Each state has specific requirements around prompt payment for prime and subcontractors. Find your specific state's requirements in this comprehensive overview of prompt payment laws, from Alabama to Tennessee.

A few essential elements are needed to create a digital as-built: data must be searchable, spatial, and extractable and accessible by other systems to support post-construction activities. AASHTOWare Project™ offers all of this.

Each state has specific requirements around prompt payment for prime and subcontractors. Find your specific state's requirements in this comprehensive overview of prompt payment laws, ranging from Texas to Wyoming.

The last few years have been a challenging and confusing time for everyone in the construction industry. Surveys have shown ongoing concerns about costs and profitability. With Q1 behind us, there are still persistent cost pressures and operational challenges that threaten to delay projects and erode profits. Here are a few of the most important trends we’re watching as the industry puts 2023 budgets and plans into action.

The American Public Works Association (APWA) recently released a list of the top five trending technologies in public works aimed at increasing the points of connection between field and office and improving data accuracy.

Women in Construction Week (WIC Week) helps change the narrative by addressing that gap in perception and encouraging women to learn about the tremendous opportunities in the construction industry. We sat down with Infotech leaders to discuss the roles of women in construction and the many paths they take to get there.