Torsion Construction's Collapse Leaves Suppliers Owed £15m
Torsion Construction's collapse highlights financial risks in the construction sector, affecting suppliers and underlining the need for robust risk management.
Torsion Construction's collapse highlights financial risks in the construction sector, affecting suppliers and underlining the need for robust risk management.
Two Philippine firms have been nominated for Bentley Systems' 2026 Year in Infrastructure Awards, highlighting the region's growing role in digital engineering. US AECM leaders should note the competitive edge digital tools provide.
Dublin City Council has appointed Purcell as the main contractor for the first phase of the Parnell Square Cultural Quarter, a €173.2 million project. This development aims to revitalize Dublin’s north inner city with a new City Library and refurbished historic buildings, offering opportunities and
VINCI has been appointed as the contractor for Liverpool's Pall Mall scheme, a major urban regeneration project. This move offers significant opportunities for AECM companies as the UK focuses on sustainable construction.
AECOM secures a $100M contract to design the Pure Water Silicon Valley Demonstration Facility, advancing drought-resilient water solutions.
The Bradbury Group expands its customer service workspace to support growth and enhance service efficiency, underscoring the importance of investing in workforce and technology for competitive advantage.
Inkers Technology launches Kaël, an AI platform that accelerates skyscraper construction in India, offering US AECM firms insights into technological advancements and competitive positioning.
YA Group has acquired Carr Engineering to enhance its accident reconstruction capabilities, signaling a strategic expansion in response to technological advancements and regulatory demands.
Advantech's MIC-735, built on NVIDIA IGX Thor, is advancing toward compliance with key AI safety standards, offering significant safety and efficiency benefits for industrial applications.