General Contractor
AECOM is typically a General Contractor who has worked on 35 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about AECOM's recent projects, testimonials from other contractors, and general payment terms below.
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On average, 17 companies rated AECOM with mostly positive feedback on past and ongoing construction projects.
Standard and expected when working with global general contractors.
It's mostly paid when paid and they pay within the time allocated by prompt pay statute.
Payment timeframes are based on the Owner of the project, but once funded, they pay Subs in a timely fashion. Typically they utilize Textura and require P&P Bonds on most mid to large size projects.
Below you can find the job history overview of AECOM. Learn more about jobs AECOM has worked on by exploring the full job history.
602
TOTAL JOBS
25
SLOW PAY JOBS
16
LIENS
37
STATES WORKED IN
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Usually 10% retainage in California. See typical retainage by State for AECOM.
Others typically said they were paid on invoice from AECOM. See what were common payment terms.
AECOM typically pays in > 60 days. This is self-reported by other contractors at the end of projects.
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