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Israel advances $610M Nitzana pipeline with Chevron and other partners, a 67-km line to boost exports by 6 billion cu m per year. 

SaaS provider ServiceTitan introduced Atlas AI at its annual Pantheon user conference, aimed at automating RFIs, billing and project planning as contractors face tighter margins and labor gaps.

Shifting federal priorities alter infrastructure funding, permitting, contracting, staffing and delivery—driving construction sector professionals to new levels of innovation to stay compliant and competitive.

Massive EV plant east of Atlanta, backed by state incentives and federal financing, is scheduled to start construction in 2026.

PRASA taps Jacobs for critical wastewater project in Mayagüez, part of wider push to harden Puerto Rico’s storm-battered infrastructure.

Port Everglades launches $152M bulkhead replacement program, reshaping aging berths with climate-ready walls as state and federal approvals frame an ambitious timeline.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems CEO and other sector leaders told House hearing Sept. 18 the US will continue to trail China without bigger federal commitment to fund and propel grid-scale U.S. fusion power construction

Mysterious staff illnesses led the engineering firm to withhold rent.

Deal integrates BuildIt’s permit intelligence into Mercator’s AI-powered business development system, which aggregates early-stage signals such as rezonings, title transfers and preliminary filings.

USACE certifies New Soo Lock’s cost at $2.6B, covering all contracts and contingency, with the project still targeting 2030 completion.