Smart traffic technology gains momentum in U.S. cities
American cities are deploying AI-powered traffic systems to reduce pedestrian deaths, aligning with Vision Zero goals nationwide.
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New $20B investment fuels California’s high-speed rail project
California is investing $20 billion to advance its high-speed rail, offset federal funding cuts and move forward on the first segment.
New York opens application period for $200M for downtown revitalizations
New York has opened $200 million for communities to modernize downtowns, with funding tied to housing certification.
MassDOT files environmental report for $4.5B cape cod bridge project
MassDOT filed a report for the $4.5B replacement of the Sagamore and Bourne bridges, with construction slated for 2027.
St. Cloud State advances hockey arena upgrade to procurement
St. Cloud State will spend $13M to upgrade its hockey arena with a new cooling system, LED lighting, boards and
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California High-Speed Rail Authority eyes partnerships for funding needs
California’s rail authority unveils funding scenarios to expand the high-speed rail project and public-private partnerships.
Hernando County eyes $100M public safety training hub
Hernando County plans a $100M public safety training center to modernize training for first responders and emergency response.
CTDOT seeks partners to redevelop Stamford Transportation Center
CTDOT is seeking partners to redevelop Stamford’s transit hub into a multimodal center with rail, bus and TOD improvements.
Cybersecurity is no longer local — America is moving toward a centralized defense model
States are rapidly developing cybersecurity hubs to provide governments with defense and strategies to mitigate cyber attacks.
America’s airports race to expand capacity under building boom
America’s airports are in a building boom, with billions in new terminals, transportation, and technology to handle passenger growth.
Here’s a unique gift for technology firms looking for exciting new contract pursuits
Some of the nation’s biggest state IT contracts are expiring soon—leaving time for tech vendors to compete for massive deals.
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Florence Simon: Director of the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Innovation
San Francisco’s innovation director is tackling permitting, homelessness and police hiring while drawing on national policy experience.
Massachusetts opens $60M program to expand tech education at schools
State officials announced $60 million in grants for career technical education programs, seeking to add over 2,000 seats.
University of Houston showcases breakthrough carbon capture technologies
University of Houston researchers developed two carbon capture breakthroughs to expand green tech in power-generating sectors.
Anderson announces $45M in state funds for water infrastructure projects
Anderson has received more than $45 million to launch its largest water infrastructure plan, including a treatment plant and lead lines.
