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What magazines make up theAssociated Construction Publications group? California Builder & Engineerfor California, Hawaii and Western NevadaConstructioncovering DC, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West VirginiaConstruction Digestfor Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Eastern Missouri and OhioConstruction Newscovering Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Western TennesseeConstructioneer for Delaware, New Jersey, New York and PennsylvaniaDixie Contractor covering Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Eastern Tennessee Michigan Contractor & Builder covering all of Michigan Midwest Contractor for Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Western MissouriNew England Constructioncovering Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and VermontPacific Builder & Engineer for Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and WashingtonRocky Mountain Construction covering Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico , Utah and Wyoming Texas Contractor covering all of Texas Western BuilderWisconsin and now covering Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota |
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Your local source for construction informationFor more than 100 years, the ACP magazines have served our local construction markets, celebrating the successes that have resulted in a more productive, healthier and safer built environment. As we move forward we will focus on the rebuilding of our highways and bridges, the development of new infrastructure that will serve our communities with clean energy and clean water, and the expansion of alternative transportation initiatives such as light rail and high-speed rail. As we strive to improve our environment, the contractors who make it happen will be the subject of many interesting stories that we will tell. The editorial content consists of local news and information about the people and projects located in each region coupled with national features on topics of interest and legislation effecting heavy construction. |
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