AECOM has acquired Norwegian AI startup Consigli for $390 million, aiming to enhance its engineering capabilities through automation and innovative technology.
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Global infrastructure consulting leader AECOM has successfully acquired Consigli, a Norwegian artificial intelligence (AI) startup, in a deal valued at $390 million. The acquisition, first reported by the Norwegian newspaper Dagens Næringsliv on December 3, 2025, is a significant milestone for both organizations, as they have collaborated on numerous projects prior to this merger. Founded in 2020, Consigli positions itself as an "autonomous engineer" and an "AI agent for real estate development," utilizing AI technology to streamline planning and engineering processes.
Consigli’s innovative technology is designed to automate up to 80 percent of traditional engineering work, enabling human professionals to concentrate on crucial tasks such as innovation, oversight, and value creation. The company automates a variety of tasks, including MPE engineering, space analysis, unit optimization, and the preparation of tender documents. Furthermore, Consigli can produce clash-free Stage 3 Building Information Modeling (BIM) models, complete with comprehensive drawings, system strategies, and detailed bills of quantities. The startup emphasizes its capability to reduce material usage in designs by 20%, contributing to more sustainable construction methods.
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The architectural and engineering industry is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly in Norway, where the integration of AI technologies is becoming increasingly prevalent. As companies seek to enhance efficiency and drive innovation, AI solutions are bein
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Transaction Size: $390M