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Infrastructure: What’s happening now? What’s happening next?

Infrastructure البنية التحتية
Infrastructure البنية التحتية

Expectations for the U.S. infrastructure sector have increased since the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) was passed. Although the legislation will benefit the industry, it also has the potential to make matters worse for civil contractors.  Which might lead to a significant shift in the sector.

In The Civil Quarterly since 2020, Dodge Data & Analytics has published data from civil contractors and engineers on the state of the infrastructure market and the major issues affecting it. Join Donna Laquidara-Carr, Ph.D., LEED AP, Industry Insights Research Director from Dodge as she discusses what the past two years of publication have shown about the growth potential, the difficulties contractors confront, and the major trends that will affect this industry in the coming years. The subjects are:

Contractors’ current business environments. Including their expectations for the future, the effects of skilled labor scarcity, and how they are resolving supply chain issues.

Moreover, the most popular technologies utilized on-site, the usage of reality capture in civil projects. And cybersecurity is an important technological trend.
reactions from contractors regarding the IIJA and the sector’s potential benefits.

the expanding trend in the public sector toward sustainability and resilience.

For this seminar, Microsol Resources, an AIA/CES Approved Provider, will issue a Certificate of Completion for 1 AIA LU and PDH.

 

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