Construction Dig Daily Briefing – 15 Oct 2026
A $21bn New York chip-fab initiative and $4bn Wyoming energy project lead US construction developments, with fresh headquarters filings and industrial investments.
A $21bn New York chip-fab initiative and $4bn Wyoming energy project lead US construction developments, with fresh headquarters filings and industrial investments.
3C and Datalec Precision Installations have merged, with the combined business planning new facilities including an Austin, Texas, location.
SEMI expects the number of US 300mm semiconductor fab and production-line construction starts to rise from three in 2026 to four in 2027.
CurTec USA plans a $10 million expansion of its Westminster operations, adding production and warehouse capacity.
The first phase of Roy Blunt Luminary Park will begin this winter, with major I-670 closures and tunnel construction scheduled through 2028.
Ozinga has opened a low-carbon slag cement mill in East Chicago, Indiana, with capacity to produce 1 million tons of cementitious material annually.
DOE plans to support 84 TVA transmission and distribution projects worth $581 million, subject to final agreements and approvals.
DOE backs $581m in grid upgrades, Ozinga opens a new cement mill, and Kansas City prepares major highway deck-park work.
Riverwards Group’s 170-unit Somerset Phase II apartment project has secured $35.83 million in construction financing, supporting a roughly $46 million development.
Pismo Beach has awarded PERC Water a $39.8 million contract for the Central Coast Blue advanced water purification facility, with construction expected in 2027.