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Andrea Gibson, poet, activist 1975-2025

Price escalation, price spikes and supply shortages threaten builders' financial viability in today's construction market.  -- 

Tariffs are in the spotlight, and construction firms are feeling the heat.  -- 

Commercial builders and construction industry advocates in North Carolina warn that construction projects could slow drastica -- 

Nicolle Lewis, a lead carpenter at Messer Construction in Columbus, Ohio, has built a successful career by embracing challeng -- 

Construction firms are increasingly investing in later-stage startups through their venture arms, prioritizing companies with -- 

Bedrock Robotics has raised $80 million in seed and Series A funding to commercialize its autonomous construction technology, -- 

Nonresidential construction material and service costs rose 0.2% in June and 2.3% year over year--the highest annual increase -- 

Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology has announced a $45 million, 85,000-square-foot expansion  -- 

Geronimo Power has started construction on the 250-megawatt Portage Solar Project in Wisconsin, in partnership with Burns & M -- 

Citadel's 62-story supertall tower in Miami has received federal approval to reach the city's height limit of 1,049 feet, fea -- 

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt has unveiled the design for a $1 billion circular-glass NBA arena, set to open in 2028.  -- 

Indianapolis, Indiana, Construction Supply & Logistics Manager Position Summary: The Construction Supply Chain & Tool Room Manager plays a critical role in ensuring the efficient and cost-effective flow of tools, equipment, vehicles, and construction materials across all Shuck Corporation projects. This hybrid role combines strategic supply chain planning, hands-on logistics execution, and oversight of the tool room operations—including inventory control, asset tracking, and vendor coordination. This person must understand the full lifecycle of materials and tools: from purchase and deployment to return, maintenance, and replenishment. Key Responsibilities: Supply Chain & Logistics Develop and implement construction-focused supply chain strategies that align with project schedules and budgets. Manage purchasing of materials, small tools, consumables, safety equipment, and vehicle-related supplies. Track and analyze pricing trends to ensure competitive procurement across tools and products. Optimize storage, transportation, and inventory procedures to improve efficiency and reduce delays. Serve as a point of contact for vendor relationships, including negotiating terms and monitoring service levels . Tool Room Management Oversee the organization, cleanliness, and operations of the main tool room and associated storage areas. Maintain accurate digital records of tool inventory, including serial numbers, condition, location, quantity on hand, issuance, and returns. Implement and maintain a digital inventory database that integrates with job site activity and tracks real-time movement. Establish and enforce clear processes for check-in/check-out, tool reservations, and field returns. Ensure tools are properly inspected, maintained, and repaired as needed, minimizing downtime and replacement costs. Coordinate calibration and certification of tools when required. Maintain safety and compliance standards regarding tool handling, storage, and transport.     Asset & Vehicle Oversight Track company-owned vehicles, trailers, and equipment through GPS or telematics software. Assist with vehicle scheduling, maintenance planning, and fuel/report tracking. Monitor fleet usage to reduce operational cost and increase longevity. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Construction Management, Logistics, or related field preferred. 5+ years of experience in supply chain, logistics, warehouse, or tool room roles—ideally in a construction or skilled trade environment. Strong working knowledge of construction tools, materials, and logistics. Proficiency with inventory management platforms, Microsoft Suite, Sequel, Azure, and database tools; experience with fleet or asset tracking software is a plus. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Able to manage multiple workflows, respond to field needs, and solve problems quickly. Strong interpersonal communication skills—must coordinate with field crews, operations staff, and vendors. Why Join Shuck Corporation? At Shuck, we build more than just structures—we build careers, community, and excellence. You’ll play an essential role in connecting people, tools, and processes that bring our projects to life.