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If ECS Southeast's 2021 performance is any indication, the “new normal” of the Southeast’s post-pandemic design and construction market will be a lot like the “old normal,” only busier.
Within the Construction and Engineering (C&E) sector, a connected supply chain is more than just an efficiency driver—it’s a significant competitive advantage.
Prediction 1: The number of construction companies that deliver service and maintenance to increase to 50% by 2025. (Contractors need to become Total Asset Lifecycle Service Providers)
Architecture, engineering and consulting giant Stantec used its broad transportation, water and building design prowess to grow even bigger in a year where the COVID-19 pandemic shrunk lesser firms.
The pandemic has forced many asset owners to demand better models and maintenance of their infrastructure assets, giving engineering firms an opportunity to be data curators and analysts for everything from water systems to energy grids, executive says.
Innovations in planning and execution borrowed from the manufacturing and logistics sector have shown promise in construction, but will reaping the benefits of this kind of process engineering require upending construction's culture? We'll talk to some of the proponents of shifting to a more process-driven model, and those who think it will take some work to align with the industry's contracting and project-delivery practices.