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The article discusses the U.S. construction industry as of March 1, 1930. The author focuses on the number of contracts and projects signed in January compared to previous years, the volume of contemplated construction, and the U.S. dollar value of the projects. Also presented is a graph showing the building contracts in the period 1926-1930. Further commented on are the percentage of completed construction projects, construction activity by states, and commercial and residential construction.

The article discusses the reportedly booming construction industry in the U.S., calling it a cyclical industry with apparently few signs of slowdown. It discusses executives in construction contracting companies trying to take advantage of the present positive conditions of the market. It provides statistics regarding the magazine's Top 400 Contractors survey including $373.98 billion in contracting revenue in 2017, and a rise in contracting revenue from U.S. projects to 4.9 percent.

Reports on the decrease in new construction contracts in the United States in January 1998, according to F.W. Dodge. Dodge Index figures for January and December; Data for non residential building, residential construction and nonbuilding construction; Factors affecting prospects in 1998.

The article looks at a report from construction project management firm McGraw-Hill Construction on construction contracts in Georgia for October 2011, including statistics for the Plant Vogtle nuclear power project, infrastructure and energy projects, and nonresidential building.

The article looks at the volume of construction contracts for October 2011 in Florida as reported by publisher McGraw-Hill Construction, including statistics for infrastructure projects, nonresidential construction, and residential building.

The article looks at the value of construction contracts in North Carolina for October 2011 as reported by construction project management firm McGraw-Hill Construction, including statistics for residential contracts, infrastructure, and nonresidential building.

The article looks at a report by the construction project management company McGraw-Hill Construction on the value of construction contracts for October 2011 in South Carolina, including statistics for nonresidential construction, infrastructure projects, and residential building.

Presents statistics on the monthly construction contract value in the United States for February and March 2001. Decline in new construction contracts in March 2001; Percentage decline in highway construction; Decline in nonbuilding construction contracts.

Presents a graph of the Dodge Index of Construction Contracts Value from November 1999 to November 2000 in the United States. Percentage decrease of the value of new construction contracts; Assessment of the construction industry.

Presents statistics concerning the construction industry as of May 22, 1995. Cost indexes; Contract awards; New public construction capital; New construction contracts; Steel shipments; Construction machinery distributor indexes; State and municipal bond sales for construction; Contractor failures.

Presents the market trends in the construction industry in the United States as of the third week of September 1994. Cost indexes; Construction contract awards; New public construction capital; Contract awards by state; Industrial contract awards; Prisons and total government buildings contracts.

Presents statistics on market trends in the construction industry in the United States for the week ended June 13, 1994. Cost indexes in cities; Construction contract awards for 1993 and 1994; New public construction capital as of the week of June 6, 1994; Data on ENR contracts for commercial buildings for 1992, 1993 and 1994.

Presents statistics on market trends in the construction industry for the week ended March 21, 1994 in the United States. Cost indexes in cities; Construction contract awards for 1993 and 1994; Contract awards by state; Industrial contract awards; Trends to watch; Comparative data of volume of contracts for the years 1991, 1992 and 1993.

Presents statistics on market trends in the construction industry for the week ended January 3, 1994 in the United States. Cost indexes in cities; Construction contract awards for 1993; Trends to watch in housing for 1993.

Presents statistical information on the activities of residential building and its total revenue. Information on commercial construction and remodeling; Residential remodeling; Contract building.