2026 CARP Graduates Ready for Sponsorship
The 2026 CARP cohort has successfully completed their training and is eager to begin their careers in the skilled trades. Many graduates are still seeking sponsorship opportunities to help
The 2026 CARP cohort has successfully completed their training and is eager to begin their careers in the skilled trades. Many graduates are still seeking sponsorship opportunities to help
An on-demand webinar from Engineering News-Record (ENR), “The Future Is Now: How Contractors Can Leverage AI for Practical Outcomes,” explores how firms are moving beyond experimentation and beginning to
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, alongside City of Philadelphia leaders and regional partners, has announced a nearly $30 million infrastructure plan aimed at reducing traffic congestion and improving safety around
Thank you to all who attended the 2026 Construction Technology Expo, held at Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia. This year’s event brought together industry professionals for a full day
Mayfair Middle School CTE teacher Evin Jarrett is seeking donations and industry support for the school’s upcoming Construction Summer Camp, beginning Monday, July 6, in Northeast Philadelphia. The camp
GBCA proudly congratulates Steven Gobac-Semple on being named a 2026 City & State PA 40 Under 40 honoree. This recognition highlights 40 individuals under the age of 40 who
Road closures are scheduled around Lemon Hill and East Fairmount Park as Philadelphia prepares for the 2026 FIFA Fan Festival. Roads are expected to reopen by 8 p.m. on
On May 21, GBCA attended a Safety Stand Down at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) project, led by LF Driscoll. The event brought together workers, contractors, and industry
GBCA is proud to support Mentoring Young Women in Construction (MyWIC), a program introducing young women across the Philadelphia region to careers in the skilled trades. MyWIC is currently
The City of Philadelphia’s Infrastructure Solutions Team (IST) has released its latest Procurement Forecast, highlighting more than $1 billion in upcoming contracting opportunities across 12 city departments and agencies