Written for those interested in construction materials and demolition debris recycling, this publication is formerly known as CD Recycler. The official publication of the Construction Materials and Recycling Association, the industry's trade association. Includes coverage of the demolition industry and construction and demolition materials recyclers.

Background and Format: Construction and Civil Engineering is published by Schofield Publishing monthly and is aimed at professionals who work as purchasers and specifiers in construction & civil engineering projects including major infrastructure. Covers news, features on lighting, interior & exterior projects, safety, events, tools & machines, lifting equipment, drainage products & systems and company profiles. It also has sister publications Energy, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing Today, Railway Strategies, Land, Sea & Air and FoodChain. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be found here. Circulation: Source: Publisher

Construction Briefing covers construction industry.

Published for architecture and construction professionals. Covers licensing, regulation, legal news and legislation, and contracts at the federal, state, and local level.

Written to meet the business management needs of small to mid-sized construction business owners. Identifies and delivers practical information needed to help run a construction business. Also contains solutions to problems faced by construction business owners and serves as a guide to help owners overcome business hurdles and industry-related obstacles. Sections include: Worthy of Mention, the latest on industry news; Going Once, prices of used equipment from around the country; Winning Bid, construction jobs recently awarded from around the country; Punch List, a monthly checklist of important tasks; Equipment Spotlight, reports of new products on the market; Industry Stats, the latest monthly updates on construction employment and spending; The Bottom Line, accounting practices, finances and tax issues; Owner's Headaches, labor laws, risk assessment, insurance, OHSA compliance and security; Point & Click, information technology, office equipment, management software and high-tech solutions; Best Practices, site management strategies and workforce development, customer service, marketing and everyday business management; and Managing People, employee incentives, communication, hiring and firing.

Intended for the construction business professional. Focuses on construction claims issues, including summaries of important decisions from the federal and state courts, federal boards of contract appeal and the Office of Controller General. Covers both the public and private sector and includes coverage of important construction issues such as, change orders, design problems, inspection, delays, bidding/protests, home office overhead, claims administration, termination, differing site conditions, subcontractors and insurance. Reports on the important decisions from the state and federal courts, boards of contract appeals and the General Accounting Office.

Background and Format: Established in 2003 Construction Computing is focused exclusively on I.T. Solutions for the Construction Industry. It is read by Construction professionals throughout the industry. Key areas such as Building Information Management (BIM) collaboration, project management and vertical market specialisations are covered on a regular basis alongside new product reviews, case and technical studies. Every issue features independent news from across the AEC industry. Audience and Readership: Construction Computing is read by decision makers in the construction industry with purchasing power. Deadline: A month before publication date Time of Publication: First week of the first cover month Circulation: (Source: Publisher) Ad rates: For more advertising information please contact josh.boulton@btc.co.uk

Official online publication of the NEVADA CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION. Focuses on Southern Nevada construction, design and architecture. Content covers chapter events and meetings as well as offering profiles of local construction projects and companies, news releases, small business issues, taxes, legislative issues and guest articles.

Written for construction industry professionals and lawyers. Features overviews of cases, legislature, and news stories about the construction industry, with an emphasis on legal developments within the construction industry.

Construction Defect Journal is an online trade publication covering news and information for construction and claims professionals.