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In the ever-evolving landscape of infrastructure and construction projects, alliance contracts have emerged as a transformative approach to program management. Our Vice President, Energy Practice Leader, Laura Toporowski has seen firsthand how this delivery model aligns all stakeholders to deliver projects on time and under budget — all while setting new standards for excellence and sustainability. “Alliance contracts represent a paradigm shift in how we approach program management,” writes Laura. “By focusing on shared objectives, total project cost, and schedule milestones, these contracts deliver superior outcomes, and an alternative to traditional Engineering, Procurement and Construction or staff augmentation models.” Read more from Laura on the benefits of alliancing on Energy sector projects, from transmission lines to distribution hardening: https://acm.to/BJOU #AECOM #Infrastructure #Energy #ProgramManagement.

With an unprecedented scope that includes infrastructure architecture, engineering, planning, program management, and construction management services, AECOM will support the comprehensive delivery of the venue infrastructure program for the LA28 Games that will feature 50+ Olympic and Paralympic sports, 800+ events, and over 15,000 Olympic and Paralympic athletes. Our approach to the LA28 Games is driven by a powerful shared commitment to innovation and sustainability, redefining the future of the Olympic & Paralympic Games as LA28 sets a new standard for hosting. This partnership builds on our decade of dedicated support for LA28 starting with its technical and design support for the LA 2024/LA28 Exploratory Committee. See how our expertise will bring LA28’s vision to life: https://acm.to/s6KF #LA28 #Olympics #Paralympics #AECOM #TeamUSA AECOM Hunt | AECOM - Buildings + Places | AECOM Program Management | United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee | LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games

Working closely with LA28 and key stakeholders, we’re excited to help deliver LA28’s unique and innovative venue infrastructure program, which relies on temporary venues and temporary overlays on existing permanent venues, to enhance the athlete and spectator experience and facilitate the seamless execution of the LA28 Games. We have a proven track record in iconic sports venue and infrastructure delivery, having contributed to the success of past global sporting events, including at London in 2012, Rio in 2016, and Tokyo in 2021. With a combined design and construction portfolio of more than 150 stadiums and arenas, including landmark venues that will play a key role in the LA28 Games, we have long been a trusted partner in helping cities and countries transform major events into lasting opportunities. See how our expertise will bring LA28’s vision to life: https://acm.to/s6KF AECOM Hunt | AECOM - Buildings + Places | AECOM Program Management | United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee | LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games #LA28 #Olympics #Paralympics #AECOM #TeamUSA 

We are proud to be named the Official Venue Infrastructure Partner for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games! AECOM will support the comprehensive delivery of the venue infrastructure program for the Games that will feature 50+ Olympic and Paralympic sports, 800+ events, and over 15,000 Olympic and Paralympic athletes. “Just as athletes push the boundaries of performance in pursuit of excellence, our team brings deep technical expertise and relentless innovation to deliver world-class infrastructure that makes these moments possible,” said Troy Rudd, our chairman and chief executive officer. AECOM’s role includes the architecture and engineering to deliver LA28 venues, as well as the program management of their delivery, and its AECOM Hunt business overseeing the procurement process, cost estimating, scheduling, and construction management of the required venue infrastructure. Read more about our comprehensive, unprecedented scope for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games: https://acm.to/mFgI #LA28 #Olympics #Paralympics #AECOM #TeamUSA AECOM Program Management | AECOM - Buildings + Places | United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee | LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games

Sewage spills into England’s rivers and seas more than doubled last year, a stark sign that our ageing drainage networks are reaching their limits. In this episode of Talking Infrastructure, host Toby Sadler is joined by those at the forefront of the innovative blue-green infrastructure schemes in the UK—exploring how nature-based solutions can help reduce flooding, protect water quality and future-proof our towns and cities.   Speakers include:  →Simon Parsons, Scottish Water →Paddy Brow, Northern Ireland Water →Hannah Howe, AECOM   Listen now: https://lnkd.in/eFJGiphx #AECOM #Water #TalkingInfrastructure

Join our global Water leaders next week for a webinar exploring how rising sea levels, glacier melt, and storm surges impact communities — and the innovative solutions being deployed to protect them. AECOM experts behind major coastal resilience projects in New York, Norfolk, New Orleans, and the Texas Gulf Coast will share insights on integrating gray and green infrastructure to safeguard urban and natural environments. Featuring speakers Gwen Dawson of New York’s Battery Park City Authority, and AECOM’s Chris Levitz, PE, CFM, Christene Mitchell, PE, ENV SP, and Patorno Michael, this discussion will highlight the latest strategies for mitigating climate risks and enhancing coastal resilience. Register for the event here: https://lnkd.in/eSX4S23t #AECOM #Resilience #ClimateChange #Sustainability

We’re proud to share that we’ve been named one of the 2025 World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere. This marks the fifth year in a row and the ninth time overall that we’ve received this recognition, which honors our commitment to operating ethically and with integrity. “It is a privilege to be recognized once again as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies, underscoring our leadership in the industry and our steadfast dedication to integrity, ethics, and compliance in everything we do,” said Troy Rudd, our chairman and chief executive officer. “This recognition reflects the high standards we uphold across our business and the impact our teams make every day as they deliver innovative, high-quality solutions that shape a better future for our clients and communities.” Read more about how we continue to lead in promoting and implementing ethical practices: https://acm.to/TLYN #AECOM #Ethisphere 

We’re proud to celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day. "We’re committed to being the best place to work in our industry,” shares Troy Rudd, our chairman and chief executive officer. “A key part of that commitment is continuing to create a welcoming workplace where people feel respected, valued and supported.” When we feel free to be ourselves, we thrive. Join us: https://lnkd.in/evP6szXh #AECOM #InternationalWomensDay #WomensHistoryMonth

With more frequent storms, sewer overflows are spilling into UK waterways, increasing flood risks and pollution. Traditional approaches—bigger pipes and storage tanks—can only go so far. But what if we worked with nature instead to solve the problem?    In our latest episode of Talking Infrastructure, Simon Parsons of Scottish Water, Paddy Brow of Northern Ireland Water and AECOM's Hannah Howe discuss why the momentum is shifting towards blue-green infrastructure.    Tune in now to learn about the projects already making an impact across the UK—and what it will take to scale them up: https://lnkd.in/eRvrVYQZ #AECOM #Water

Today’s People Spotlight features Leesa Zerban, regional director from a project management team in our Buildings + Places business in the United Kingdom. After spending over a decade in the Middle East working on new build construction and commercial projects, Leesa returned to the UK to lead a team of 40 focused on the London commercial fit-out market. Since then, she has successfully led major programs for HSBC, Lloyd’s Banking Group and National Highways. One of the industry’s latest priorities, she notes, is decarbonization. “We address carbon reduction through three key stages,” Leesa explains. “First, we collaborate with clients to make strategic decisions on retention and reuse. Second, we choose systems that use considerably less embodied carbon. Finally, we carefully select components and reduce material usage where possible. “ Read more about how Leesa is decarbonizing the commercial real estate sector: https://acm.to/R1I6 #AECOM #RealEstate #Decarbonization