Getjar Revenue Surges as Gateway 2 Delays Ease
Getjar's revenue increased by 33% to £96 million as Gateway 2 bottlenecks eased, marking a positive shift for the UK construction sector.
Getjar's revenue increased by 33% to £96 million as Gateway 2 bottlenecks eased, marking a positive shift for the UK construction sector.
Safdie Architects has completed an expansion of the Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas, adding significant new gallery space. This development highlights opportunities in cultural infrastructure for AECM professionals.
Rector Excavating Inc wins John Deere's 'Building America' Contest, gaining a new excavator to enhance their community-focused infrastructure projects in Northern Kentucky. This award highlights the importance of local development and skilled trades in the construction industry.
Trumbull County, Ohio, receives international recognition for its economic development efforts, particularly in manufacturing and infrastructure, as featured in Business in Focus. This highlights potential opportunities for AECM professionals and government contractors.
Plans for One London, a £1bn skyscraper, promise to redefine the City of London's skyline by 2033. The project offers significant opportunities for US construction firms eyeing international growth.
The Cape Cod Bridges Program has achieved a significant milestone with FHWA's approval of the Final Environmental Impact Statement, marking the first such approval in Massachusetts since 1991. This development moves the project closer to securing over $1 billion in federal funding, presenting substa
Acciona's environmental approval for two high-voltage transmission lines in Peru marks a significant step in expanding the region's energy infrastructure, offering growth opportunities for U.S. AECM firms.
The Ardmore Group's voluntary arrangements gain creditor approval, allowing a strategic shift from contracting to more sustainable operations. This move highlights the importance of financial resilience and presents new market opportunities for AECM firms.
Bristol City Leap, a partnership between Bristol City Council and Ameresco, launches a decarbonization project targeting three major public buildings, offering a model for sustainable infrastructure investment.