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The U.S. construction and engineering sector is a vital component of the nation's economy, driving infrastructure development, urbanization, and economic growth. It encompasses various activities, including residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure construction, as well as engineering services for design, planning, and project management. Recent trends shaping the sector include urbanization, sustainability, [code_snippet id=4] technological advancements, and government investments in infrastructure.

Key Drivers of Growth

• Infrastructure Investments: $1.2 trillion allocated for roads, bridges, railways, and clean energy infrastructure.
• Renewable Energy: Funding boost for solar and wind farms driving demand for construction services.
• Urbanization: Rapid urbanization fueling demand for residential and commercial construction.
• Sustainability: Emphasis on green building, energy efficiency, and renewable energy projects.
• Technological Advancements: Adoption of BIM, drones, and automation improving efficiency and reducing costs.
• Resilience and Disaster Recovery: Demand for resilient infrastructure and disaster recovery projects due to natural disasters.

Key Players in the Sector

1. Fluor Corporation: A global leader in engineering and construction, focusing on energy, chemicals, and infrastructure projects.
2. AECOM: A multinational firm providing design, consulting, and construction services for infrastructure, transportation, and environmental projects.
3. Quanta Services: A leading provider of specialized infrastructure services for the electric power, oil, and gas industries, including renewable energy projects.
4. Comfort Systems USA: A major player in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) services for commercial and industrial buildings.
5. Primoris Services Corporation: Provides construction services for energy, utilities, and infrastructure projects, with a growing focus on renewable energy.

Technical Standings

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Based on this momentum, it is expected that this trend will persist, driving prices even higher in the near future.

PWR

• Q3 FY24 sales: $6.493 billion, up 16% sequentially and 15.5% YoY
• Q3 EBITDA: $619 million, a significant increase from $463 million in Q2 and $542 million in Q3 FY23