Royal Perth Hospital Begins $556M Emergency Department Expansion
The Royal Perth Hospital in Western Australia has started a $556 million expansion of its Emergency Department to meet growing healthcare demands.
Jacobs to Guide $1.7 Billion New York Health Lab Project
Jacobs is appointed as the technical advisor for the $1.7 billion Wadsworth Center in New York, impacting the AECM sector by consolidating multiple labs into a state-of-the-art facility.
Construction Begins on $225M North Aud Block in Buffalo
Construction has begun on the North Aud Block, a $225 million mixed-use development in Buffalo, New York. This project will provide 251 apartments, commercial space, and community areas, revitalizing a long-vacant site.
Genus Begins Construction on $537M TasNetworks Project
GenusPlus Group has commenced construction on the $537 million North West Transmission Developments in Tasmania, enhancing renewable energy infrastructure.
Nearly 1,000 Workers Set to Vote on GM, Ford Supplier's Proposal
Nearly 1,000 employees at Dauch Corp. are voting on a contract proposal to end a strike affecting GM and Ford. The decision could stabilize supply chains and impact procurement strategies.
EDF and Trillium Face ONR Notices Over Asbestos Recording Lapses
EDF and Trillium Flow Services UK Ltd have been served improvement notices by the ONR for asbestos recording issues at Torness Nuclear Power Station, highlighting significant procedural lapses.
Bouygues to Construct Overdale Acute Hospital in Jersey
Bouygues UK secures the contract to build the Overdale Acute Hospital in Jersey, highlighting opportunities in international healthcare infrastructure projects for US-based AECM firms.
WVDOH Awards $85.43M Contract for Corridor H Extension
WVDOH awards $85.43M contract to Triton Construction for Corridor H extension, despite legal challenges. Federal funding supports this critical infrastructure project.
Supply Chain Pressures Ease, But Shortages and Backlogs Persist
Supply chain pressures eased in July due to less stockpiling and moderated transport costs, but shortages and backlogs persist. AECM professionals should reassess strategies amidst potential geopolitical impacts.
