There Goes Tishman

AECOM Technology Corp acquired Tishman Construction Corp in a $245M transaction, in cash and common stock. According to our New York reporter Amanda Marsh, here's the drill down: It expands AECOM?s higher-margin construction/project management business—a global market estimated at $100B by Engineering News-Record. Amanda snapped this of Tishman chairman Daniel Tishman with The Durst Org. chair Douglas Durst in May (Tishman was construction manager for Durst?s 4 Times Square). He'll continue to head Tishman and joins AECOM as vice chair and board member.
Tishman has left its mark on Boston with projects like the Ames (above), Liberty Hotel, and JetBlue terminal at Logan. For AECOM, the construction firm brings to the plate 900 employees in the US and United Arab Emirates and generates annual revenues of $1B. Some of its other notable projects: One and Four World Trade Center in NYC, and the US Food and Drug Administration?s 5.5M SF HQ project in DC.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Boston Newsletters
Related Stories

£1B Property Group To Buy Huge Chunk Of Collapsed NCP Car Park Empire

Why DivcoWest Is Advancing A New 19-Story Lab Development In Somerville

1,300 Projects Potentially Paused Due To Suspension Of Quality Inspectors

Walker & Dunlop On Why The Housing Market Is More Balanced Than It Appears

Massachusetts Housing Projects Receive $278M In New Public Funding

California Duo's Ponzi-Like Investment Scheme Unravels With Bankruptcy, SEC Charges

Prominent Philly Caterer Sues Town Officials Over Vineyard Plans In Bucks County

Downtown Office Building Approved For Conversion Trades For $8.5M: The Boston Deal Sheet

Houston Firm Hires Former Floor & Decor Exec As President Of New Offering

Deutsche Finance Alleges BVK Is Responsible For CRE Portfolio Losing $1B In New Lawsuit

'This Is A Big Change For Me': Leslie Cohen Launching New Company After Leaving Davis Cos.

Healey Awards $15M To Help Advance 5 Residential Conversion Projects