Firms reported a $10.7-billion increase in total revenue in the Southeast in 2023 as they found creative ways to compete for limited workers.

This ground-up facility will process Angus beef from harvest to finished packaged product.

Tech manufacturer's $20B expansion of its microchip production facilities in Arizona has had a tremendous impact on the Southwest region.

Looking into the coming year, experts are cautiously optimistic of a stronger construction market, particularly in certain sectors such as manufacturing and health care.

Originally developed by Marwest Enterprises, this facility was named Landing 4 before electric vehicle manufacturer ElectraMeccanica chose the space for its U.S. manufacturing center.

For the fit-out of PDC Machines’ 150,000-sq-ft manufacturing facility, the project team consolidated three buildings into one with the goal of creating a facility and office space that overlooks the client’s operations.

Despite inflation, labor shortages and other troubles plaguing the construction industry, some sectors continue to thrive, but others face difficulties as demand for growth slows.

Whether delivering plants for batteries or other components or infrastructure components, mandates for electric vehicle adoption are pushing clients to meet deadlines and ask for more of engineers and contractors.

Manufacturing and infrastructure construction remain strong spots for the industry.

Computer chip manufacturers are responding to pandemic-driven supply chain hurdles—as well as to state government incentives and federal funding allocated by the CHIPS and Science Act signed by President Biden in August—with projects to build plants and boost their U.S.-based production.