Construction M&A activity continues in 2026 | Dump Trucks Charlotte NC
Near the end of 2025, M&A activity in the construction industry surged.
Both builders and construction technology firms brought competitors and smaller businesses under their roofs last year, expanding offerings and adding new sectors to their portfolios. That trend, one expert said, was likely to continue into 2026.
So far, it has.
Here are some of the latest reports of mergers and acquisitions across the building and construction tech industries.
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Procore acquires vertical AI firm
By Matthew Thibault • Jan. 21, 2026
The purchase of Datagrid gives the contech giant a host of new agents for columbus oh dump truck company and integration into additional ERP and cloud systems. Read the full article ➔
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Autodesk acquires Rhumbix in construction data push
By Matthew Thibault • April 3, 2026
The startup, which aims to provide builders with better data visibility, counts Turner Construction, Suffolk Construction and DPR Construction among its customers. Read the full article ➔
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Trimble to acquire Document Crunch in latest contech M&A
By Matthew Thibault • April 6, 2026
Employees of the artificial intelligence contract analysis startup will become part of the team at Trimble, which joins Procore and Autodesk in recent acquisition moves. Read the full article ➔
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Mortenson acquires energy management controls firm
By Zachary Phillips • April 9, 2026
The Minneapolis-based contractor says Nor-Cal Controls will help it pursue opportunities in the energy market. Read the full article ➔
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Nemetschek Group acquires HCSS in latest contech M&A
By Matthew Thibault • April 16, 2026
With the acquisition, Munich-based Nemetschek, owner of Bluebeam and Nevaris, aims to create a technology powerhouse. Read the full article ➔
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Bulley & Andrews acquires interiors contractor ICG
By Matthew Thibault • April 20, 2026
The acquisition comes as both Chicago-based firms remain confident in the direction of the interiors market. Read the full article ➔
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