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Accenture buys Miami construction-tech firm Avicado

· Acquisition announced October 20, 2026; terms not disclosed

Accenture is a global consulting and technology company that helps businesses improve how they work. It has acquired Miami-based Avicado, which helps construction teams manage project software and data. For Miami, the significance is the connection between local technology expertise and the global construction industry.

Purple announcement graphic: Avicado is now part of Accenture Construct
Official announcement graphic. Source: Accenture Newsroom (opens in a new tab).

The headline

From Miami to Accenture Construct

Accenture announced on October 20, 2026 that it has acquired Avicado, a construction consultancy headquartered in Miami. Its more than 190 professionals join Accenture Construct, Accenture’s construction and capital-projects business, in the United States. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Founded in 2015, Avicado sets up and connects the software that large projects run on, from tools by Procore, Autodesk, Trimble, Oracle and Kahua, and helps with project controls, scheduling, procurement and on-site program management.

Its clients are large project owners in data centers, transportation, public infrastructure, commercial real estate, education, healthcare, manufacturing, energy and water.

Deal
Accenture acquired Avicado (announced October 20, 2026)
Price
Not disclosed
Headquarters
Miami
Team
More than 190 professionals, joining Accenture Construct in the United States
Founded
2015
Leaders
Avidahn Levin, Avicado’s founder and CEO; Adam J. Shaw, CEO of Accenture Construct
What it does
Connects construction and project-management software, project controls and data; on-site program delivery
Clients
Owners of data centers, infrastructure, commercial real estate and other large projects

Why it matters · Our view

Miami is usually in the news for the towers going up. This story is about the expertise behind how projects get delivered on time and on budget, and a Miami firm that a global company chose to buy. Watch the companies improving how projects get built, not only the buildings themselves.

Still to be confirmed

What changes for the Miami team and office; any local hiring plans.

Sources

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