Expert Insights for Today’s Construction Industry

Hurricane in the New York area

Federal Disaster Funding Cuts Put New Pressure on Construction Firms During Hurricane Season

Construction and engineering firms are entering the 2026 hurricane season amid changes to federal disaster preparedness programs, climate data resources and flood-risk guidance. Cuts and policy changes affecting the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have created additional uncertainty for firms that depend on

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AECOM A rendering of the Tampa Bay Rays potential ballpark in Tampa, Fla. Retrieved from Tampa Bay Rays on March 09, 2026

AECOM Hunt-Turner-Horus JV Selected to Build $2.3B Tampa Bay Rays Stadium

A joint venture between AECOM Hunt, Turner Construction and Horus Construction Services has been selected as the preferred construction team for the Tampa Bay Rays’ proposed $2.3 billion Major League Baseball stadium in Tampa, Florida. The selection represents a major step forward for the long-planned ballpark project, but the deal

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A wastewater treatment facility

Water Infrastructure Market Set for Continued Growth as Demand Rises

Water infrastructure is becoming a larger priority across the U.S. as drought, aging systems, extreme weather and rapid industrial development increase demand for new treatment facilities and infrastructure upgrades. Jaren Murphy, president of water at McCarthy Building Cos., says the market has changed significantly over the past five years and

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Sewer work being carried out in Long Island, NY

New York Approves $434 Million for Water and Sewer Infrastructure Upgrades

New York state has approved $434 million in grants and low-cost financing for water and sewer infrastructure projects across the state. The funding will support improvements to aging drinking water and wastewater systems, stormwater infrastructure, water mains, treatment plants and sewer networks. State officials say the investment will help communities

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