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SEPTEMBER 8, 2026
The construction industry will need to attract an estimated 456,000 new workers in 2027 to meet demand, according to Associated Builders and Contractors. Preparing that workforce takes more than recruiting. It takes employers willing to invest in people.
Read More about More Than a Summer Job: What Sets Phillips Internships ApartAUGUST 21, 2026
Utilities across the country are investing billions to strengthen the electric grid. But before new transmission lines and substation equipment can be installed, civil teams must build access roads, prepare foundations, and take other steps to get sites ready for construction.
Read More about What It Takes to Prepare a Site for Grid ModernizationAUGUST 5, 2026
As demand for infrastructure projects continues to grow, so does competition for skilled workers. Competitive pay is important, but it's no longer the only factor employees consider when choosing where to build their careers.
Read More about How to Attract and Retain Top Talent in ConstructionJULY 24, 2026
Phillips Infrastructure Corp. has been named No. 92 on Engineering News-Record’s 2026 Top 400 Contractors list, moving up from No. 138 in 2025 and entering the national Top 100 for the first time
Read More about Phillips Breaks into Engineering News-Record’s Top 100 ContractorsJULY 8, 2026
By the time crews break ground on a major development project, many of the decisions that will shape its cost, schedule, and constructability have already been made. That is why early project team coordination matters.
Read More about Start Early, Build Smarter: How Civil Coordination Improves Project OutcomesJUNE 3, 2026
Every construction project starts with a plan. But what may look straightforward on paper can become far more complex once crews start digging.
Read More about The Ground Truth: Why Site Conditions Matter