Clancy's strong financial performance has enabled strategic investments in infrastructure and workforce development, positioning the firm as a leader in sustainable and innovative construction practices.
EWI wins a $13.2M contract to enhance additive manufacturing quality assurance, crucial for defense applications. The project aims to integrate real-time monitoring with post-build inspections, benefiting businesses in the sector.
Kardium receives $31.25 million from Canada to expand Globe System manufacturing, impacting U.S. AECM sectors.
EcoSurface leverages technology and customer service to redefine success in the asphalt industry, offering insights for AECM professionals on integrating innovation and trust.
AIA Contract Documents has launched an AI Assistant for contract guidance and appointed Arijit “AJ” Saha as CTO, enhancing contract workflows for AECM professionals.
Adaptyv's $40M funding highlights a shift in laboratory automation, impacting AECM requirements.
CPB Contractors has been awarded a $524 million contract to expand the Townsville Correctional Complex in Queensland, Australia. This project will enhance correctional capacity and safety, offering insights into security-led construction strategies relevant to U.S. AECM firms.
Two Philippine firms have been recognized as finalists in Bentley Systems' Year in Infrastructure Awards for 2026, underscoring the global shift towards digital engineering in infrastructure. This recognition highlights the need for US AECM firms to adopt digital practices to remain competitive.
NVIDIA partners with Lancium to deploy AI computing across 4 GW capacity, enhancing sustainable AI infrastructure.
