U.S. Construction Backlog Hits Lowest Level Since January
The U.S. construction backlog has fallen to its lowest level since January, posing challenges for industry stability and future project pipelines.
The U.S. construction backlog has fallen to its lowest level since January, posing challenges for industry stability and future project pipelines.
Ware Malcomb completes a 40,000-square-foot office expansion for AMS Industries in Bolingbrook, Illinois, showcasing the trend of adaptive re-use in commercial real estate.
Singapore's construction industry is set to grow by 6.2% in 2026, driven by state megaprojects and AI investments. U.S. AECM professionals should watch for global collaboration opportunities and technological advancements.
The MENA region's investment in water infrastructure projects presents significant opportunities and challenges for contractors. U.S. firms must strategically navigate this landscape, considering regulatory environments and competitive dynamics.
Wold Architects & Engineers completes the Mayo Clinic Store in Red Wing, showcasing a successful integration of retail spaces into healthcare facilities, enhancing patient care and offering new business opportunities for AECM professionals.
The FAA's $870 million airport infrastructure fund under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act offers significant opportunities for AECM firms. Companies must prepare for compliance and bidding to capitalize on this federal investment.
The Washington Commanders have selected a joint venture between Clark Construction and Mortenson to build their new $3.8 billion stadium in Washington, D.C. This project offers significant opportunities for AECM professionals, with numerous subcontracting and investment prospects.
Frederick Municipal Airport in Maryland embarks on a major expansion with new all-steel hangars, presenting opportunities for AECM businesses.
Walmart's proposal for a 1.5 million-square-foot fulfillment center in New York highlights strategic logistics expansion amid rising e-commerce demands.