Backlog rebounded in March with contractors unfazed by Iran war impacts
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Contractor backlogs grew by 0.5 months in March despite geopolitical tensions, driven largely by strong demand in data center construction. The rebound suggests the sector remains resilient with continued project momentum across major segments.
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Contractors added 0.5 months of work to their books over the month, with outsized growth in data center projects.
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