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At the Dallas Regional Chamber’s Convergence: AI event, our leaders shared a clear message: AI isn’t replacing engineers, it’s expanding what engineering can deliver. During their keynote, AECOM Chairman and CEO Troy Rudd and Head of AI for Engineering Janne Aas-Jakobsen outlined how AI purpose built for engineering enables teams to evaluate entire systems earlier, faster and with far greater certainty. “Greater certainty doesn’t just lower risk, it unlocks investment and expands what’s possible,” shared Troy. “AI isn’t a story about replacement. It’s a story about expanding what we’re capable of delivering.” With the demand for infrastructure accelerating, the global investment gap is expected to reach $75 trillion by 2040. AI is making engineers and engineering outcomes more valuable, helping unlock the scale the world urgently needs to deliver critical infrastructure. “This isn’t just new technology, it’s a change in how engineering itself happens,” said Janne. “We’re moving from coordinating work to evaluating systems as a whole.” This is what it looks like when technology expands expertise and helps deliver the future of infrastructure. #ConvergenceDallas #ArtificialIntelligence #AIinEngineering #Infrastructure #AECOM

At Convergence AI Dallas, our Chairman and CEO Troy Rudd and Head of AI for Engineering Janne Aas-Jakobsen will explore how AI is expanding what engineers deliver by enabling smarter decisions earlier, increasing delivery certainty, and unlocking more ambitious infrastructure for the clients and communities that depend on it. Learn more about the Dallas Regional Chamber event: https://lnkd.in/g5mkfyz4

We’re excited to share that AECOM was selected to continue advancing San Diego Unified School District’s capital bond programs.   As a prime consultant, we will continue providing supplemental support services for the delivery of projects including new classrooms, safety and security upgrades, and sustainability improvements.   This selection extends our decades-long partnership with SDUSD, and we look forward to supporting the District in delivering future-ready learning environments and enhancing opportunities for San Diego’s growing student population.   Read more: https://lnkd.in/gPcKyd6u

Today’s People Spotlight features Peter O Connor, our Environmental Impact Assessment Lead for Ireland. He has over two decades of experience across the energy, power, minerals and waste sectors throughout Europe. From an early fascination with maps and geography to a career spanning mineral surveying, circular economy projects, and renewable and thermal energy generation, Peter’s journey reflects the interconnected nature of today’s energy challenges. Since joining AECOM, he’s combined deep technical expertise with a passion for mentoring junior staff and supporting projects that contribute to Ireland’s energy transition. One of Peter’s standout projects is the Killroot Power Station in Northern Ireland — a complex transition from coal to gas delivered through the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns. Seeing the project progress from design and consenting through to construction, while energizing junior team members along the way, made it especially rewarding. “Embrace opportunities, stay adaptable and never stop challenging yourself,” Peter says. “The relationships you build early in your career will stay with you for life.” Read more about Peter’s career journey, project highlights and advice in our latest People Spotlight: https://lnkd.in/gUu6HsSA

This week, we are highlighting Felipe Sapateiro, a project manager from our Canada transportation business. With more than 15 years of experience, what sets Felipe apart is his ability to integrate planning, engineering and constructability into a project at the outset. This foresight and big-picture view — from inception to implementation — allows project teams to proactively anticipate and plan for future issues and potential complications. His work encompasses functional design studies, planning, preliminary and detailed design, and serving as owner’s engineer and technical advisor on alternative finance procurements.    His work experience includes the Highway 401 Expansion from the Credit River to Regional Road 25 in Mississauga, Ontario and more recently, he served as Deputy Project Manager and Highway Engineer on the Highway 413, a new highway northwest of Toronto. Learn more about Felipe and his work on these transformational Ontario transportation projects: https://acm.to/M5FU   Across the country, AECOM has been delivering Canada’s critical infrastructure since 1911.    #AECOMCanada

Celebrating an extraordinary milestone — 60 years at AECOM. Today's People Spotlight features Richard Millet, a vice president whose career has helped shape California’s most significant water, dam, and levee resilience programs. From helping lead the state’s nine‑year Urban and Non-Urban Levee Evaluation Program to advancing complex cutoff wall systems across major dam and flood risk projects, Rich’s expertise continues to protect communities and strengthen critical infrastructure. Explore his remarkable legacy and the lasting impact of his work: https://lnkd.in/drVSUWxk

We’re proud to share that AECOM has been named one of the 2026 World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere — marking our tenth time overall and sixth consecutive year on this list. “Our 100 percent completion of our annual Code of Conduct training and our industry-leading safety metrics reflect the shared commitment of our global teams to upholding the highest standards of integrity and accountability,” said our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Troy Rudd. This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to ethics, integrity and accountability, and the role these principles play in how we work, how we lead and how we serve our clients and communities around the world. Thank you to our global teams for living our values every day and helping raise the bar for our industry. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eMC27iYv #WorldsMostEthicalCompanies #EthicsMatter #AECOM #Ethisphere

What happens when the systems we rely on every day are tested by a changing climate?   From storms disrupting power networks to heatwaves straining electricity systems, extreme weather is already placing growing pressure on essential infrastructure around the world.   At the same time, we’re entering a historic era of growth in the systems that power our economies and communities. Electricity demand is rising rapidly – and around 75 per cent of the infrastructure that will exist by mid-century hasn’t yet been built. So how do we ensure the systems we depend on today – and those we build tomorrow – are ready for a changing climate?   In our latest episode of Talking Infrastructure, host Toby Sadler is joined by Marcene Mitchell (WWF), Jane McMillan (SP Energy Networks) and Sally Vivian (AECOM) to explore what it will take to build climate resilience across critical infrastructure systems.  Listen now: https://lnkd.in/ePgnmfDT

We are excited to announce that AECOM will provide design and technical services as part of the ILIOS consortium, helping to deliver the first £200 million tranche of the pioneering STEP program. STEP is the UK’s flagship fusion energy program aiming to provide a sustainable energy source for everyday life, marking a major milestone in the transition to low carbon energy.   Our team will work alongside Turner & Townsend and AL_A as specialists, supporting the Kier Nuvia joint venture as consortium leads. The first tranche forms part of a wider programme with future opportunities valued at up to £10 billion.   We are proud to build on our more than 20 years of multidisciplinary expertise delivering the full spectrum of clean energy services – from renewables and alternative fuels to grid modernization and efficiency – helping clients achieve resilient, sustainable outcomes.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gSZAsv-q

We’re proud to share that our joint venture, Newtown Creek CSO Partners, has been selected by the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP) to provide project supervision services for New York City’s first combined sewer overflow (CSO) storage tunnel.  This transformative investment will help modernize the city’s wastewater infrastructure, significantly reduce industrial and sewage contamination to Newtown Creek, and strengthen long‑term community and environmental resilience across Brooklyn and Queens. Our team will help oversee the delivery of 3.25 miles of tunnels and supporting facilities — including a system with up to 50 million gallons of storage capacity and connections to the Newtown Creek Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility.  We’re honored to continue our long-standing partnership with New York City and help deliver an environmental solution that will benefit its people for decades to come. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eWGdwwkc