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Pipeline Updates, Oil and Gas Spending, and Supply Chain Woes. The outlook for construction is a slow but steady path to recovery. Modest economic growth should continue as the year progresses; however, challenges with labor, materials and inflation will persist.
While President Biden and other world leaders met again to discuss clean air progress, all major nations, especially Europe, applauded America in its progress.
From humble roots to continued expansion, DuraTrac looks to continue on the track of growth—all while maintaining the same business values and innovation that helped open doors more than 90 years ago.
How the founder of this Oklahoma plumbing supply business gave a retirement gift to his employees — much better than a gold watch.
At the turn of the 21st century, Locke Supply Co.’s founder, Don Locke, passed away — and passed the torch to his employees via an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP).
Trends, disruptors and challenges to watch closely.
Economic trends, such as rising prices for raw materials; challenges, including supply chain issues and labor shortages; and technology disruptors, such as the Internet of Things, will require manufacturers, suppliers, contractors and retailers to be nimble in the coming year.