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De-Risking Large U.S. Capital Projects Through Integrated Delivery

Practical strategies to improve schedule certainty, cost control, and operational readiness. Large U.S. capital projects are increasingly missing schedule, cost, and startup targets, not due to a lack of technical capability, but because execution remains fragmented across engineering, procurement, logistics, construction, and operations. Rising supply-chain volatility, labor constraints, tariff uncertainty, and long-lead equipment delays have …

U.S. and Canada’s Construction Industry Poised for Growth

After a year of stabilization, the construction industry in the U.S. and Canada is positioned for success in 2024, thanks to strong demand and as the normalization of supply chains and material prices continues. JLL’s new U.S. and Canada Construction Trends 2024 report explores the opportunities and challenges facing the construction industry in the coming year.

Disrupt the Global Construction Equipment Market

One of the questions I often get asked as an analyst is “who is the Tesla of the construction equipment market?” Leaving aside the sloppy notion that Tesla is the only innovative company, I think what is meant is “who might disrupt the construction equipment market in such a way as to gain significant market …

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