EPIC Concrete Expands Operations to Enhance Value Chain
EPIC Concrete Construction Inc. expands operations by consolidating divisions, enhancing service offerings in concrete, earthwork, and more.
Coldwell Banker EvenBay Expands Team with Sales Expert Bartholomew
Coldwell Banker EvenBay Real Estate's addition of Justin Bartholomew reflects strategic growth, enhancing opportunities for AECM professionals in Ohio.
Direct Metals Marks 30 Years of Specialty Metal Supply Leadership
Direct Metals celebrates its 30th anniversary, highlighting its role as a key supplier in the specialty metal and fiberglass market. This milestone underscores the importance of reliable suppliers for AECM professionals.
Cleveland-Cliffs Projects Robust Q3 Earnings Amid Steel Price Surge
Cleveland-Cliffs expects its earnings to double in Q3 2026 as steel prices rise amid supply constraints. This scenario presents challenges and opportunities for AECM sectors in terms of procurement and cost management.
Building Envelope Crucial for Electrifying Structures, Industry Expert Highlights
The building envelope is critical for electrifying buildings, impacting energy efficiency and operational costs.
Meta and Apex Clean Energy Sign 144-MW Texas Solar PPA
Meta expands its renewable energy investments with a 144-MW solar project in Texas, reinforcing the importance of sustainable energy solutions for tech companies.
USGBC's New Blueprint Expands Decarbonization Beyond Buildings
The USGBC's new blueprint expands decarbonization efforts beyond core building operations, targeting refrigeration and transportation emissions. This offers significant opportunities for AECM professionals to enhance sustainability and align with global climate goals.
Data Center Emission Loopholes Lead to Rising Health Costs
Federal regulatory changes for data center backup power are linked to increased health risks and costs, raising concerns for AECM stakeholders.
Mental Health Takes Center Stage in Construction Safety
The construction industry faces a mental health crisis as more workers die by suicide than from job-related accidents. Leaders are urged to prioritize mental health as part of safety culture.
