FREE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SLED AEC Market Outlook

Where to Build, How to Win

The SLED architecture, engineering, and construction market is entering a new phase as IIJA stimulus tapers and local funding gains momentum. This FREE executive summary highlights where infrastructure spending is accelerating through 2028, which verticals are driving demand, and how contractors can align with evolving priorities to stay competitive.

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What You'll Learn:

This strategic summary helps AEC vendors understand how infrastructure priorities are evolving across the SLED market as stimulus fades and local funding rises. Backed by GovWin IQ data and expert insights, it reveals where agencies are investing, what’s driving demand, and how to position your firm for success through 2028.

2025–2028 Forecast: See how the SLED AEC market is expected to grow, with a return to steady 3.5% annual gains.
Top Construction Segments: Discover which categories—like transportation, education, and water infrastructure—are leading investment.
Vertical Insights: Learn how agency missions in public safety, utilities, and general government are shaping project demand.
Funding Trends: Understand the impact of IIJA wind-down, local bond measures, and public-private partnerships.
Strategic Takeaways: Focus your BD and capture efforts on high-priority areas where your solutions can make the biggest impact.

“I really appreciate the filtering of opportunities customized to what I’m looking for, both in the SLED markets and in the federal space.”

Nick Cerro, VP of Marketing and Business Development, C&S Companies, a full-service AEC firm serving both federal and SLED clients

Turn Infrastructure Trends Into Wins

Track Market Momentum

See how SLED AEC spending is forecasted to grow through 2028—even as stimulus fades and local funding takes the lead.

Focus on High-Demand Segments

Discover which construction categories—like transportation, education, and water infrastructure—are driving investment.

Align with Agency Priorities

Learn how governors’ agendas and vertical-specific needs are shaping project demand across all levels of government.