Congress Considers Bills to Limit License Plate Reader Use
Bills in Congress aim to limit law enforcement's use of automated license plate readers, potentially affecting procurement and compliance for AECM industries.
Bills in Congress aim to limit law enforcement's use of automated license plate readers, potentially affecting procurement and compliance for AECM industries.
U.S. manufacturing expanded for the ninth month in September, but inflation and geopolitical tensions pose challenges. AECM professionals should seize growth opportunities while managing risks.
UK construction firms face new right-to-work checks and a building safety levy, impacting compliance and project costs.
STV has secured a $25 million federal grant for Chattanooga's COMPASS initiative, advancing autonomous mobility and creating new opportunities for the AECM industry.
NIST has awarded over $30 million to 12 MEP centers to help manufacturers adopt AI, automation, and robotics, presenting significant opportunities for AECM professionals.
Michael Baker International's launch of LiveTwin™ offers AECM professionals a powerful tool for integrating infrastructure data, promising significant efficiency and decision-making enhancements.
Keith Sonderling's confirmation as Secretary of Labor signals potential regulatory shifts impacting construction sector compliance and workforce strategies.
Westinghouse showcases an AI system at the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, promising to revolutionize nuclear construction by reducing costs and schedule risks while maintaining safety standards.
David Chipperfield Architects celebrates the 15th anniversary of the Hepworth Wakefield and Turner Contemporary, highlighting their significant impact on local economies and cultural regeneration.