Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Accenture launches Construct to streamline global infrastructure project delivery
Accenture has created a new business called Accenture Construct.
It will help organisations build large projects such as airports, power grids and data centres.
These projects often involve many separate companies, which can make responsibilities unclear.
Accenture Construct aims to give owners one main partner throughout a project.
It will use shared data so everyone can see the same project information.
Artificial intelligence will help teams spot problems earlier and make better decisions.
The business will serve both private and public sector clients around the world.
Accenture says the market for these services could reach $348 billion by 2030.
Accenture launched Accenture Construct to help owners plan, deliver and optimise major infrastructure and capital projects.
The new business combines Accenture’s capital projects expertise across advisory, engineering, project delivery and technology services.
Accenture Construct will use shared project data and AI-enabled workflows to identify risks earlier and improve decisions.
Its target markets include data centres, utilities, telecommunications, transportation, civic infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and process industries.
The integrated owner-side capital project services market is projected to grow from $260 billion to $348 billion by 2030.
- Who
- Accenture, led by Chair and Chief Executive Officer Julie Sweet, launched Accenture Construct; Adam J. Shaw is its Chief Executive Officer.
- What
- A global business providing integrated planning, delivery and optimisation services for infrastructure and capital projects.
- When
- September 24, 2026.
- Where
- Globally, serving private and public sector clients; DLB Associates will continue serving U.S.-based data centre clients.
- Why
- To address project delays, cost overruns, execution risks and fragmented accountability using integrated services, data and artificial intelligence.
- New business
- Accenture Construct
- Target projects
- Airports, power grids, data centres, rail networks and advanced manufacturing facilities
- Market size
- The integrated owner-side capital project services market is valued at $260 billion
- Projected market
- The market is projected to reach $348 billion in 2030
- Annual growth
- The market is projected to grow 7.5% annually
- Business lines
- Data Centres; Utilities & Telecommunications; Transportation & Civic Infrastructure; Advanced Manufacturing; Process Industries
- Technology approach
- A common project data foundation and AI-enabled workflows