The Government of Uruguay extended the concession of Montevideo’s port container terminal to the Belgium company Katoen Natie, until the year 2080.

The U.S. Commercial Service has partnered with CAMACOL on a series of opportunities to connect U.S. companies with local construction companies. 

China’s market for hospitals and senior center construction is large and growing, but government limits on procurement pose a challenge for U.S. firms.

U.S. design companies must partner with local design institutes to be qualified to access procurement opportunities for sports facilities. 

U.S. companies involved in the security and construction sectors are encouraged to consider Uruguay’s market and its prison construction initiative.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) approved US$300 million to implement Guatemala’s Justice Sector Investment and Modernization Program.

United Arab Emirates – Federal Companies Law is Amended to Allow 100% Foreign Ownership. 

India’s 2021-2022 budget allocated billions for infrastructure and billions to state & autonomous bodies for capital expenditures. 

Don’t Miss the Boat: U.S. suppliers could capitalize on Italian stimulus spending on port infrastructure.

Cost Rica infrastructure projects such as train systems, airports, highways, ports, bridges, and water treatment present opportunities for U.S. companies. 

The Government of India has allocated $83.2 billion for infrastructure creating new export opportunities in real estate development.

The Dominican Government will construct a of new highway from Santiago to Puerto Plata using international design standards. 

Brazil regulation changes for dam construction offers opportunities for U.S. equipment and engineering services. 

Mozambique is vulnerable to hazardous weather events. U.S. companies that can offer sustainable construction solutions are encouraged to consider this market.

The United Kingdom will invest $9.5bn USD worth of construction works across England.