The continued expansion of power infrastructure and data center development is increasing demand for contractors capable of delivering complex civil and industrial construction programs. Ames Construction is using a major technical industry conference in Birmingham to engage with owners and project stakeholders across those markets.
Ames Construction is exhibiting at the 2026 Southern Company Technical Conference Tradeshow, held Aug. 18-20 in Birmingham, Alabama. Representatives are available at Booth 820 during the event to discuss potential projects and construction capabilities.
The event brings together professionals connected to Southern Company and the broader power and energy sector. Ames is using the conference to engage with potential clients on construction requirements involving power, energy, environmental infrastructure and data center development.
The company’s representatives at the event include Derrick Fox, Brad Folczyk and Henry Kelly.
Ames Construction provides self-perform capabilities across several areas, including civil construction, utilities, structural concrete, concrete paving, mechanical work and aggregate processing. These capabilities support projects across infrastructure and industrial markets.
Power and energy projects increasingly require coordination among civil, utility and structural construction activities. Data center developments similarly involve substantial site and infrastructure requirements before facilities can become operational.
For project owners, early engagement with contractors that can address multiple construction scopes can help inform project planning, procurement and delivery strategies. Industry conferences such as the Southern Company Technical Conference also provide opportunities for owners and contractors to discuss upcoming capital programs and project requirements.
Ames Construction’s participation places the contractor in direct discussions with stakeholders involved in power, energy, environmental and data center construction. For owners and developers planning projects in these sectors, contractor engagement during early planning stages can provide insight into construction execution, self-perform capabilities and infrastructure coordination requirements.
Source: Ames Construction.
