Federal Authorities Halt China-Linked Cyber Threat to US Infrastructure
Federal intervention has halted a China-backed hacking operation targeting US critical infrastructure. AECM businesses face heightened cybersecurity compliance demands.
Federal intervention has halted a China-backed hacking operation targeting US critical infrastructure. AECM businesses face heightened cybersecurity compliance demands.
Lowe's Foundation, in collaboration with NVIDIA and GM, plans to train 1 million craft workers by 2035 to bridge the construction industry's skills gap.
Skanska's $1 billion contract for a Prague data centre highlights growing digital infrastructure needs. US AECM firms should watch for global trends and compliance shifts.
Kiewit Corporation identifies a $1 billion opportunity in nuclear construction, driven by growing demand for clean energy. This presents significant opportunities for AECM sectors, but requires navigating regulatory challenges.
Stanley Black & Decker's $1 billion manufacturing investment highlights a shift towards reshoring, impacting procurement strategies and supply chain dynamics in the AECM sector.
The US leads a record global hotel construction pipeline in Q2 2026, driven by hotel conversions and luxury projects. AECM professionals should focus on compliance, procurement, and competitive positioning in this growing market.
OSHA's silica standard requires nuanced compliance from concrete contractors, especially regarding respirator use. Misinterpretations can lead to citations, emphasizing the need for precise adherence to Table 1 and proactive safety measures.
The NRMCA's updated PCR for concrete emphasizes sustainability and clarity, affecting procurement and operational practices in construction.
Cadiz Inc. has contracted W.M. Lyles and Mike Bubalo Construction to convert a natural gas pipeline into a water conveyance system in Southern California, addressing water scarcity in San Bernardino County.