O'Hare International Airport's $8.8 billion expansion, led by lawyer Zach Baughman, exemplifies innovative project management in the AECM industry. The project, which aims to enhance airport capacity while maintaining operations, highlights the importance of strategic planning and stakeholder coordi

engineering government Sep 27

Vortex Companies Acquires CLH & Son to Bolster Northeast Operations

Vortex Companies acquires CLH & Son, Inc., expanding its capabilities in the Northeast and strengthening its position in infrastructure rehabilitation.

construction sustainability Sep 27

McLaren Construction to Revitalize University of Greenwich Landmark

McLaren Construction will revitalize Devonport House for the University of Greenwich, blending heritage preservation with modern facilities.

robotics engineering Sep 27

Rethinking Motion Architecture: Beyond the Spec Sheet

The stakes are high for AECM professionals as integration and system-level thinking become crucial in motion architecture, shifting focus from individual component specs to overall system performance.

construction manufacturing Sep 27

Eli Lilly Launches $6.5 Billion Manufacturing Plant in Houston

Eli Lilly's $6.5 billion Houston plant marks a major step in its $50 billion reshoring initiative, presenting significant opportunities for AECM professionals in advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing.

manufacturing construction Sep 27

Optimizing Mobile Welding for Remote AECM Projects

Mobile welding equipment is crucial for remote AECM projects, enhancing productivity and reliability. Firms must focus on equipment selection, compliance, and efficiency to maintain a competitive edge.

ai sustainability Sep 27

Crusoe Cancels $1.25 Billion Deal with Boom for AI Data Center Turbines

Crusoe has withdrawn from a $1.25 billion deal with Boom Supersonic to use new turbines at its AI data centers, marking a strategic shift in its energy sourcing approach.

ai robotics Sep 27

US Firms Accelerate in Humanoid Robotics Amid China's Lead

Chinese firms have led the supply of dexterous hands for humanoid robots in early 2026, but Western companies are closing in. This shift presents both challenges and opportunities for US AECM and government contractors.

STV Expands Power Capabilities with CHAMPS Acquisition