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15,000+ attendees from contractors, architects, realtors, civil engineers, developers, government, house builders. construction professionals, and more
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400+ incredible speakers across 8 conference tracks
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Dedicated HVACR, Fire Safety & Security, and AI & Digitl Construction Zones showcasing cutting-edge systems, technology and compliance solutions
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Industry approved workshops
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Architect’s Hub with project displays of upcoming projects from leading architects
CITY-BY-CITY BREAKDOWN
The major metros account for nearly 70% of all infrastructure and commercial spend in Texas. Here is how the big five shape up:
Dallas-Fort Worth (The Gravitational Center)
DFW is the powerhouse of Texas construction, handling a massive, diverse pipeline of commercial, logistical, and digital infrastructure.
- Major projects: Texas Instruments' $30 billion "megafab" in Sherman, MP Materials' $1.25 billion rare earth magnet campus in Northlake, and multiple massive data center additions at DataBank's Red Oak complex. DFW Airport is also undergoing billions in terminal expansions
- Key sectors: Logistics/Warehousing, Data Centers, Defense, Advanced Manufacturing, and Suburban Master-Planned Communities
Houston (The Energy & Port Giant)
Houston's market remains anchored in its traditional strengths but is rapidly expanding into energy transition and public infrastructure.
- Major projects: SEG Solar's $200 million module factory, the massive Port of Houston ship channel expansions, and municipal projects like the $132 million Municipal Court facility
- Key sectors: Petrochemical, LNG/Marine Civil, Industrial Solar, and Flood Mitigation
Austin (The Semiconductor Capital)
Austin has transformed into a global tech manufacturing hub, driving some of the largest single-site private projects in US history.
- Major projects: Samsung’s $17 billion+ semiconductor fab in Taylor, the $900 million Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade, and the complex central I-35 corridor reconstruction
- Key sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Public Transit (Project Connect), and High-Tech Commercial/Lab space
San Antonio (Industrial & Military Growth)
San Antonio is leaning heavily into data storage, healthcare expansions, and regional freight corridors.
- Major projects: Massive local hospital system expansions (University Health and Methodist) and critical sections of the I-35 Northeast Expansion (NEX) project
- Key sectors: Medical/Healthcare Facility Expansion, Defense/Military Base construction, and Light Industrial
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