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Turner to raise the roof with Seattle airport expansion - Global Construction Review - Vimarsana News

Turner to raise the roof with Seattle airport expansion - Global Construction Review

Hochtief’s US subsidiary Turner Construction has won a $399m contract to expand C Concourse at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).

Teamsters offer to send some drivers back to work, but still no deal to end Seattle concrete strike - Vimarsana News

Teamsters offer to send some drivers back to work, but still no deal to end Seattle concrete strike

SEATTLE — After months on strike, some Seattle-area concrete mixer drivers could return to work this week. But they still have not reached a deal with their employers.

Private contractors prepared to look elsewhere for concrete as union strike continues - Vimarsana News

Private contractors prepared to look elsewhere for concrete as union strike continues

Work on a new building in Bellevue scheduled to be occupied by Meta is now on hold, and all 200 workers were sent home due to an ongoing concrete driver strike.

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Contractors, local officials clamor to end Seattle-area concrete worker strike - Vimarsana News

Contractors, local officials clamor to end Seattle-area concrete worker strike

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Pressure mounts in concrete strike as King County offers $35 million bargaining chip - Vimarsana News

Pressure mounts in concrete strike as King County offers $35 million bargaining chip

King County offers up a $35 million direct agreement with concrete suppliers to push strike negotiations forward as 15,000 risk losing their livelihoods.