America Makes Elects New Committee to Boost Additive Manufacturing
America Makes elects new executive committee members to drive the adoption of additive manufacturing, enhancing U.S. manufacturing competitiveness.
America Makes elects new executive committee members to drive the adoption of additive manufacturing, enhancing U.S. manufacturing competitiveness.
Major construction firms are expanding beyond data centers, focusing on diverse infrastructure projects. This shift has implications for compliance, procurement, and competitive positioning.
California's high-speed rail project may run out of funds by 2027, posing risks and opportunities for AECM stakeholders.
Neros Technologies raises $250M in funding to accelerate drone deployment by 2026, with implications for defense contracts and compliance standards.
Skanska's success in meeting DBE goals at LAX highlights the importance of engaging local contractors, offering a roadmap for AECM firms to align with federal guidelines and enhance competitive edge.
Hadrian's $360 million credit facility will enhance its U.S. manufacturing expansion, crucial for defense and aerospace sectors.
Tutor Perini lands a $42M contract for construction at Tabuk Air Base, Saudi Arabia, supporting the Royal Saudi Land Forces Aviation Corps. Key design work starts in September 2026.
The University of Calgary's SAPL revitalizes a downtown tower, showcasing adaptive reuse's potential. This project highlights opportunities for AECM firms in urban revitalization initiatives.
Foxconn plans to enhance manufacturing in Ohio by 2027, driven by AI system demand, creating new opportunities for AECM firms.