Selective Growth: FMI’s 2026 North American Engineering & Construction Outlook
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FMI projects North American construction will stabilize with modest growth in 2026, indicating a leveling-off after recent market volatility. The outlook suggests contractors should prepare for a measured expansion rather than rapid acceleration in activity.
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Construction activity in North America is expected to stabilize but grow modestly in 2026. The post Selective Growth: FMI’s 2026 North American Engineering & Construction Outlook first appeared on Construction Executive .
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