Saudi Arabia's New Procurement Law Alters Contracting Landscape
Saudi Arabia's revised procurement law raises contract thresholds and streamlines approval processes, impacting international contractors and local SMEs.
Saudi Arabia's revised procurement law raises contract thresholds and streamlines approval processes, impacting international contractors and local SMEs.
A Campbell, Ohio apartment building for seniors and people with disabilities was sold for $2.2 million, signaling potential growth opportunities in specialized housing sectors.
California's new four-day office mandate for state workers aims to boost Sacramento's downtown economy, but faces union opposition amid contract negotiations.
The Hermitage Planning Commission has approved plans for a Meijer Supercenter and restaurant developments at the former Shenango Valley Mall site. This move marks Meijer's entry into Pennsylvania, promising economic growth and new opportunities for AECM professionals.
Berkeley Group's new Sutton Garden Square project in South London offers significant opportunities for AECM professionals, focusing on urban regeneration and sustainable development.
MukAway appoints Mark Stuart as a non-executive director to drive expansion into energy and sustainability sectors.
Sitzler has been awarded a $172 million contract by the Western Australian government to expand Acacia Prison, highlighting opportunities in government-funded infrastructure projects for AECM firms.
Webuild's $925 million contract for the Genoa Undersea Tunnel signals significant opportunities in complex urban infrastructure, emphasizing advanced tunneling and sustainability.
Co-ops and condos face significant challenges in electrifying buildings, balancing technical upgrades with resident consensus. A phased approach is essential, alongside understanding regulatory requirements like New York City's Local Law 97.