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Jacobs’ $1.6-billion acquisition of PA Consulting values the firm at about $4.0 billion and highlights how advisory services are reshaping infrastructure delivery economics.

Skanska and Flatiron are advancing a $445M roadway package at LAX, reconfiguring access and bridges while coordinating construction amid multiple overlapping airport megaprojects.

Successful demolition of the nearly century-old Lansing Bridge also provided researchers from Purdue University useful performance data on structural redundance of fracture-critical members.

A bipartisan bill meant to stabilize financing for an active rural water project is vetoed, exposing how late-stage policy shifts can disrupt infrastructure delivery.

OpenSpace has acquired its visualization partner, while Disperse and PCL has turned to Syntax to integrate its 26 ERP systems into one cloud-based instance on Microsoft Azure. 

Classes and consultations aim to transform small business owners into strong construction executives through a comprehensive curriculum.

The $400-million P3 puts ACWA Power behind Azerbaijan’s first desalination plant near the capitol of Baku, while financing and EPC details are still being worked out.

What does a $15-million financing actually unlock for a lithium refinery, and why is Stardust Power’s Oklahoma project still in preconstruction a year after its groundbreaking?

Vietnam’s $7.7-billion rail link to China moves into early execution, with engineering and delivery risks coming into focus.

While 2025 may be coming to a close, economic uncertainty is expected to continue as concerns linger within the construction industry as well as on the health of the overall economy.