By Editor , 28 September 2026
US Investors Eye NATO Eastern Flank Infrastructure, Demand Risk Clarity

New York – September 28, 2026 -- American investors identified NATO's Eastern Flank as one of the decade's major infrastructure investment opportunities, on condition that projects carry clearly allocated risk and rely on local partners capable of long-term construction and maintenance. The assessment emerged from a roundtable held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, hosted by Romanian infrastructure firm Concelex and Atlantic Council Romania, and addressed by Romania's President Nicușor Dan.

By Editor , 28 September 2026
L.A. Concrete Retrofit Lag Persists as Colombia Quake Highlights Stakes

Los Angeles – September 28, 2026 -- Fewer than 15% of Los Angeles properties covered by the city's mandatory non-ductile concrete retrofit program had submitted retrofit plans more than a decade after the ordinance took effect, according to research published in Earthquake Spectra in July 2026.

By Editor , 28 September 2026
Arcadis Expands Autodesk Alliance to Scale AI-Driven Project Delivery

Amsterdam – September 28, 2026 -- Arcadis (EURONEXT: ARCAD) has deepened its collaboration with Autodesk to embed artificial intelligence and connected data workflows across design, engineering and project delivery for clients in the built and natural environment sectors.

By Editor , 26 September 2026
Brookfield Rebuilds Six Altadena Homes in Six Months Post-Eaton Fire

Los Angeles – September 25, 2026 -- Six families displaced by the January 2025 Eaton Fire moved into rebuilt homes in Altadena's La Viña neighborhood this September, just six months after Brookfield Residential broke ground on the project on March 12, 2026.

By Editor , 26 September 2026
Infrasense Maps Route 133 Pavement with 3D-GPR Survey

Lowell, Massachusetts – September 25, 2026 -- Infrasense, Inc. has completed a 3D Ground Penetrating Radar investigation covering approximately 1.37 miles of Route 133 pavement in historic Lowell, mapping dowel bars, tie bars and subsurface voids across the full corridor width.

Survey spans both travel directions, shoulders and center turning lane

The engineering team scanned the westbound and eastbound lanes, both shoulders and the center turning lane along the Route 133 corridor to evaluate pavement conditions and structural components.

By Editor , 25 September 2026
Cardinal Infrastructure Boosts Credit Facility to $550 Million

Raleigh, N.C. – September 24, 2026 -- Cardinal Infrastructure Group Inc. (Nasdaq: CDNL) has expanded its total credit facility commitments to $550 million after its subsidiary, Cardinal Civil Contracting, LLC, signed a second amendment to its senior secured credit agreement.

By Editor , 25 September 2026
GeoComm, SCENA Partner on Large-Scale Indoor Mapping for Safety

St. Cloud, Minn. and Marietta, Ga. – September 24, 2026 -- GeoComm and SCENA have formed a partnership to deliver indoor mapping at scale for organizations managing large, distributed, or complex facility portfolios, combining public safety grade location intelligence with national reality-capture capacity.

By Editor , 25 September 2026
LandSouth Construction Launches Website for Developer Vetting

Jacksonville, Fla. – September 24, 2026 -- LandSouth Construction, a multifamily general contractor operating across the Southeast for nearly 30 years, has launched a redesigned website at www.LandSouth.com aimed at how developers now research and vet construction partners before making contact.

By Editor , 24 September 2026
Novaclad Launches AI-LiDAR App Cutting Countertop Quotes to Minutes

St. Louis – September 24, 2026 -- Novaclad has released a free iOS app that measures a kitchen with an iPhone's LiDAR sensor, prices a countertop from a fabricator's own catalog, and routes the job to a local shop in about five minutes, replacing a quoting process that has traditionally taken days.

By Editor , 24 September 2026
DECKED Data: Trade Workers Hit Break-Even at 19, Beat College ROI

Ketchum, Idaho – September 23, 2026 -- Skilled trades workers reach financial break-even by age 19, nearly seven years faster than bachelor's degree holders who hit that mark at 26, according to new commissioned research from truck-storage manufacturer DECKED. The findings, drawn from an economic trajectory study and a proprietary survey of 500 tradespeople, anchor the company's new Built for Those Who Build campaign, launching with a Builder's Day event on Sept. 30 at DECKED's manufacturing facility in Defiance, Ohio.