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Report: Recovery for North American Construction Industry is an “Alphabet Soup of Possibilities”

The RegistryOctober 16, 20203 Mins read268

Rider Levett Bucknall, Seattle, San Francisco

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By Meghan Hall The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the construction industry was immediate; construction sites were forced to close due to shelter in place orders, while supply chains interrupted delivery timelines. The rapidity at which COVID-19 forced the industry to a halt has created an uncertainty that has made it difficult—at best—to predict […]

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