USACE Awards $169.4m Contract to Walsh Construction for Fort Worth Bypass
The USACE awarded a $169.4m contract to Walsh Construction for Fort Worth's North Bypass Channel, a major flood management project. Construction starts in 2027.
The USACE awarded a $169.4m contract to Walsh Construction for Fort Worth's North Bypass Channel, a major flood management project. Construction starts in 2027.
WSB's acquisition of Poly enhances its engineering capabilities in the Southeast, impacting federal and municipal project procurement.
Kikkoman is investing $560 million over the next decade in a new soy sauce plant in Jefferson, Wisconsin, marking a major expansion of its U.S. operations. This move is part of its Global Vision 2030 strategy to increase its manufacturing capacity in North America.
The EU's EIB is financing €630 million for a €2.25 billion upgrade of Romania's Brașov-Sighișoara railway. This project is expected to enhance transport efficiency and connectivity in Central Europe, presenting opportunities for US AECM firms.
Lego Group's $400 million expansion of its Monterrey, Mexico facility underscores its commitment to a robust, regionally based supply chain. The initiative will create 1,300 jobs and enhance packing and warehousing capabilities, offering opportunities for construction and engineering firms.
New York City is piloting green roofs on bus shelters to reduce urban heat in Brooklyn's Brownsville neighborhood. This initiative could offer new opportunities for AECM professionals in sustainable urban infrastructure.
America Makes has launched a Member Showcase series to explore additive manufacturing, starting with a session on cold spray technology. This initiative is crucial for AECM professionals to enhance innovation and collaboration.
NCC's $100 million contract with Svenska kraftnät for a 70km power line in Sweden highlights infrastructure renewal opportunities. AECM firms should note the competitive positioning and partnership strategies involved.
Webuild commences excavation of the Melito Tunnel on the Naples-Bari high-speed line, marking a significant phase in Italy's $18.2 billion rail project. This development offers substantial opportunities for AECM professionals in the high-capacity rail sector.