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Formula funding is quietly accelerating fleet, facility and infrastructure work as agencies line up projects for 2026.

Federal Trade Commission suit against German firm Henkel’s bid comes as construction materials prices stay elevated, raising concerns that consolidation could hike bid risk and squeeze contractor margins.

American Society of Civil Engineers 2025 analysis shows rising grades—but also aging assets, climate risk and a 2026 funding cliff that threaten project delivery.

House passage of the fiscal year 2026 defense bill sets sweeping industrial-base reforms in motion, with new multiyear contracting tools, major MILCON directives and substantial shipyard and depot investments underway.

In challenge to White House pause order from 18 attorneys general, judge derides it as “arbitrary and capricious” and violating federal procurement law, as sector participants and observers await impacts on projects in development

Precedent setting decision will be particularly awaited in a challenge by current Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter to her firing by President Donald Trump.

The team for the Washington Bridge in Providence, R.I. has been performing design, soil sampling, geographic surveys, permit applications and ordering of materials over the past several months.

DOE has rescinded the federal zero-emissions building definition, ending its support and leaving states, cities, and owners without a consistent benchmark for emerging energy and carbon standards. 

Bechtel, Aecon, Sargent & Lundy, BWX Technologies and Samsung are among firms teamed to construct the first SMRs in Tennessee and Michigan by early 2030s.

A new federal request for information raises questions about scale, design and delivery.