CoreWeave is investing $1.2 billion to convert a former Merck lab into a next-gen AI data center at the NEST campus in Kenilworth, New Jersey. This large-scale redevelopment project is driving major demand across the construction and infrastructure sectors, from electricians and HVAC specialists to project managers and engineering firms. As CoreWeave anchors itself as a key player in New Jersey’s AI ecosystem, recruitment for skilled trades and data center professionals is expected to surge in the region.
Amazon is going all in on AI—and the construction industry is feeling the impact.
GE Aerospace is investing nearly $1 billion in its U.S. manufacturing operations in 2025, nearly doubling last year’s commitment. This expansion spans over two dozen sites across 16 states and includes factory upgrades, new engine technology, and innovative materials like 3D printing and CMCs. With 5,000 new jobs planned—many in construction, engineering, and advanced manufacturing—the investment signals major opportunities for recruiters, contractors, and skilled talent nationwide. Learn how this move is shaping the future of aerospace and job creation in America.
Schneider Electric is doubling down on U. S. manufacturing. The global energy and automation giant has announced plans to invest over $700 million into its U. S. operations through 2027.
Apple’s $500 Billion U. S. Investment Plan: What It Means for Construction and Recruitment Apple has announced a game-changing investment of $500 billion across the United States over the next four years.
Enbridge Gas Ohio is kicking off a series of pipeline replacement projects across Cleveland in early 2025. These upgrades aim to modernize aging infrastructure, enhance safety, and improve service reliability for local communities.
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