Skanska's $7B Q2 Order Intake Raises Practical Questions for Bonding Capacity at Scale
Skanska posted a record $7 billion in orders for Q2 2025. For sureties and large GCs watching backlog trends, the number signals real capacity stress ahead.
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Micron's $100B New York Fab Hits Concrete Pour Early — What That Means for Bonding and Sub Scheduling on Megaprojects
Micron's Clay, New York chip fab reached first concrete pour ahead of schedule. For GCs and sureties watching mega-fab work, the milestone signals real bonding and scheduling pressure.
Lawrence, Kansas Turns to CMAR for $74M Wastewater Job — What That Means for Bonding and Risk Allocation
McCarthy Building Companies just wrapped a $74M wastewater project in Lawrence, KS — the city's first use of CMAR delivery on a wastewater job. Here's what that shift means operationally.
What Mortenson's ENR Top-10 Jump Signals for Bonding Capacity and GC Competition in 2026
Mortenson climbed 12 spots on ENR's Top 400 list. For bonding officers and competing GCs, that kind of revenue surge carries real underwriting implications.