Bechtel CEO: to build America’s future, we must first build the builders
America just blew out the candles on its 250th birthday — a moment to celebrate the freedoms and ideals that define us. But behind those ideals stands something more tangible: infrastructure. The hardware of civilization that made the American dream real, livable, and lasting.Recommended Video Since its founding, our nation’s capacity to build at scale has made the United States a world power.
- ▪America just blew out the candles on its 250th birthday — a moment to celebrate the freedoms and ideals that define us.
- ▪But behind those ideals stands something more tangible: infrastructure.
- ▪The hardware of civilization that made the American dream real, livable, and lasting.Recommended Video Since its founding, our nation’s capacity to build at scale has made the United States a world power.
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| Original publisher | Fortune |
| Canonical URL | https://fortune.com/2026/07/25/bechtel-ai-labor-shortage-skilled-trades/ |
| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 12:30:00 +0000 |
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America just blew out the candles on its 250th birthday — a moment to celebrate the freedoms and ideals that define us. But behind those ideals stands something more tangible: infrastructure. The hardware of civilization that made the American dream real, livable, and lasting.Recommended Video Since its founding, our nation’s capacity to build at scale has made the United States a world power. The railroads and highways that moved people and goods. The refineries, pipelines, nuclear plants, and LNG terminals that fueled our growth. The defense systems that kept us safe. America wouldn’t be America without them. None of it built itself.
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