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Punch List: Skanska wins $1.2B contract for 4 data centers, Amtrak wraps first phase of $1.6B tunnel Original

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By Zachary Phillips
| Construction Dive Verified
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Construction Dive’s Friday Punch List is a series dedicated to sharing major building headlines that contractors may have missed from the week. It was another busy week for construction news.
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Builders tout more than just data centers in latest earnings reports

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By Zachary Phillips, Joe Bousquin Verified, Keith Loria Verified
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An article from The AI buildout continued to dominate construction’s focus, but publicly traded companies also seemed to keep diversification in mind, highlighting other infrastructure sectors. Meta's data center in DeKalb, Ill. Courtesy of Meta Balfour Beatty CEO Philip Hoare summed up construction’s news of the moment succinctly. “You can’t pick up anything these days and not read about data centers,” Hoare said during the firm’s first-half 2026 earnings call Wednesday.
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Punch List: Stanley Black & Decker invests $1B in manufacturing, Jacobs expands in Atlanta Original

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By Zachary Phillips
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Construction Dive’s Friday Punch List is a series dedicated to sharing major building headlines that contractors may have missed from the week. The construction headlines kept coming this week. Amid the backdrop of earnings season, the Washington Commanders named a joint venture for its reportedly $3.8 billion stadium and Associated Builders and Contractors detailed the industry’s lowest project backlog since January.
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