The company aims to expand and renovate facilities across eight sites as it sees skyrocketing data center demand.
Categories:
Related Post
Bill O’Neil, former W.E. O’Neil CEO, dies at 83
A third-generation builder, O’Neil led the Chicago-based construction firm for 29 years and oversaw the…
AI engineers and testing: how Suffolk adds tech to its workflows
Doug Harrison, vice president of corporate operations for the builder, emphasized that consistent technology implementation…
Foxconn and Anthro Energy among latest companies to invest in US facilities
Beverage maker Swire Coca-Cola and tractor firm Bad Boy Mowers are also investing in manufacturing…