Sabey Launches $950M Data Center Construction in Umatilla
Sabey's $950M data center project in Umatilla marks a major investment in renewable energy-driven data infrastructure, impacting AECM industry opportunities.
UTA West Campus Construction Advances Toward 2028 Opening
UTA West Campus is under construction with a 2028 target completion, emphasizing design-build efficiency and local economic impact.
BWI Airport Awards $83.8 Million Runway Upgrade Contract
The Maryland Aviation Administration awarded an $83.8 million contract for BWI Airport's runway upgrade to a joint venture of Allan Myers and P. Flanigan & Sons, highlighting significant opportunities for AECM professionals.
Crescent Constructors to Expand Lewisville Wastewater Plant
Crescent Constructors lands an $89 million contract for Lewisville's wastewater plant expansion, signaling major infrastructure investment opportunities.
Data Centers Propel Manufacturing Growth Amid Rising Costs
Data center construction is boosting manufacturing activity despite rising fuel costs, offering opportunities for AECM sectors. Urban development in Sharon complements this trend with potential long-term gains.
Nonresidential Construction Hiring Surges, Boosts Industry Prospects
The nonresidential construction sector in the United States added 19,900 jobs in June 2026, signaling strong market growth and potential opportunities for businesses in the AECM sector.
Granite Construction Tackles Complex Bridge Project in Earthquake-Prone Everett
Granite Construction's $27 million project to replace the Edgewater Bridge in Everett, WA, showcases innovative solutions to seismic and environmental challenges. AECM professionals should note the growing demand for earthquake-resistant infrastructure.
Trimble Unveils New Financial Software for Contractors
Trimble's new financial software aims to empower small contractors with advanced tools for job costing and invoicing, enhancing their competitiveness in the construction industry.
Construction Costs Set to Rise Through Late 2026, Says JLL Report
Construction costs are projected to rise through late 2026 due to trade policies, labor shortages, and data center demand. AECM professionals must strategize for cost pressures and contractor capacity limits.
