ECC Constructors' $500 million contract modification with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers enhances emergency response service capacity, offering strategic insights for AECM professionals on government contracting and compliance.
A 550-ton all-terrain crane is streamlining demolition in Columbus, offering precision and efficiency in urban construction. This innovation highlights the shifting landscape towards advanced machinery in the AECM sector.
Energy storage procurement is shifting as large electricity users bypass traditional developers, posing risks and opportunities for AECM sectors. Quality assurance and regulatory compliance are key.
Economic pressures led to a 9% drop in the Dodge Momentum Index in October, with commercial construction planning falling 13.4%. Institutional planning remained resilient, driven by healthcare projects.
Florida-based 1754 Properties acquired a San Francisco office building for $28 million, marking its first local purchase amid a market resurgence driven by AI leasing. This signals new opportunities and competition for AECM professionals.
Elliott & Frantz has opened a new facility in Freehold, NJ, enhancing support for Hitachi's LANDCROS line, impacting equipment availability and service for AECM professionals.
The construction industry is urged to adopt a 'sphere of safety' to reduce struck-by incidents. This approach involves securing materials, using technology, and clear communication to protect workers.
Carsten Höller has installed his largest architectural slide in Mexico City, in collaboration with Sordo Madaleno. This project blends art and architecture, offering new opportunities for AECM professionals.
The Construction Growth Coalition, led by the CPA and CIOB, aims to tackle the UK's construction sector challenges by advocating for supportive policies and unifying industry voices.
