ABC Pushes for Senate Confirmation of Sonderling as Labor Secretary
The U.S. HELP Committee has advanced Keith Sonderling's nomination for Labor Secretary. His confirmation could impact labor regulations affecting the construction industry.
BAM's EBITDA Surges 36%, Driven by Energy Transition Projects
BAM Group reports a 36% increase in EBITDA, driven by energy transition projects and strategic growth in high-demand sectors, offering insights for AECM professionals on emerging opportunities.
J Lingard Bolsters Fleet with Second Rototilt for Increased Efficiency
J Lingard enhances its fleet with a new Volvo EC160E and Rototilt RC5, boosting efficiency and reducing costs.
U.S. Construction Output Falls for Third Straight Quarter in 2026
The U.S. construction industry has seen its output decline for a third consecutive quarter in Q2 2026, highlighting ongoing challenges such as supply chain disruptions and labor shortages. AECM professionals must adapt to tighter competition and evolving regulatory landscapes.
Parkview Health Launches $200M Hospital Project in West Lafayette
Parkview Health initiates a $200 million hospital project in West Lafayette, addressing the community's growing healthcare needs and offering significant opportunities for AECM industry professionals.
Shore Group Appoints New Delivery Director to Drive Growth
Shore Group appoints David Grey as new delivery director, aiming to enhance technical capabilities and market position.
Connecticut's $1.6 Billion Rail Upgrade Begins, Promises Faster Commutes
The $1.6 billion TIME-1 project in Connecticut aims to modernize rail lines between New Haven and New York City, reducing travel times and increasing train speeds. This development presents substantial opportunities for AECM businesses in infrastructure and technology.
Preliminary Works Begin for $787M Macquarie Point Stadium in Hobart
The Macquarie Point Stadium project in Hobart progresses with site preparations, signaling significant opportunities and regulatory considerations for AECM firms.
Construction Industry Prioritizes Lone Worker Safety Amid Rising Risks
As more construction workers operate independently, companies are enhancing lone worker safety measures, impacting procurement and compliance.
