Population Boom Spurs High Demand for Buildings, Infrastructure

With arrival of new residents in parts of Arkansas, particularly the northwest, cities are seeing rising demand for new construction in multiple market sectors.

Detroit Experiencing a Building Boom in Multiple Market Sectors

It’s an exciting time for the AEC industry in Detroit, where many transformative projects are taking shape and nearing completion, signifying momentum that was lost during the COVID-19 pandemic, says Catallo.

LAN, Inc. Promotes Four Leaders to Senior Business Group Directors, Launches New Market Sectors 

HOUSTON, Texas — Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN), a national planning, engineering and program management firm, has announced the promotion of four leaders to senior business group director roles and the creation of four new market sectors as part of the company’s strategic reorganization. This move is designed to strengthen LAN’s ability to align […]

Milwaukee Industry Thrives Despite Challenges

Data centers, advanced manufacturing and food and beverage are identified as hot market sectors in Milwaukee.

Firm Backlogs Fill Up In and Around Columbus

City sees various active market sectors, including public transit, health and manufacturing.

FMi - How Bumpy is it going to get, Mapping Recession Scenarios, July 2022

FMi provide the economic outlook for Engineering & COnstruction firms within the U.S.

FMi - The New Economy versus the Old Economy, Sept 2022

How recession dynamics could shift risk factors across the various engineering and construction sectors

Rider Levett Bucknall Tender Price Forecast UK, Q4 2021

RLB's end-of-year 2021 edition of the Tender Price Forecast summarises the dramatic experience of the last year and looks to how 2022 will be unwrapped. Much will depend on how the industry continues to deal with its resource-availability and cost concerns, as input costs remain the focus of attention, and contractors’ cost responses are clothed in uncertainty.