Things have slowed down a little for me, but mainly going from 55hr week to a 40hr week.
We've seen projects
led by developers go on hold or slow down, as well as sports and
hospitality projects. Corporate, commercial, and such seem to be moving along as normal. K12, municipal, commercial seem to be accelerating, particularly projects that were already earmarked so the funding is locked in. Just got notice this morning of a municipal theater project lighting up. Tending to think some of the governmental stuff accelerating or greenlighting right now has something to do with having "shovel-ready jobs" ready to pour slabs 4-6 months from -- though any public projects that are not already earmarked may be dependent on what gets included in the stimulus bills. Have a rep theater project that's taking the time to fund-raise more instead of finance for their upcoming build-out of their new production facility but so far no impact to the project schedule. Also have seen an uptick in theme
park work -- now's a good opportunity for those guys to move on deferred maintenance or planned projects while the parks are down.
In general, the construction world is still moving along. Some projects slowing down but others picking up the pace has balanced most of the turbulence out. Most construction sites still active though everyone is starting to require masks and gloves as part of standard
PPE.