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Downtown transit centers are driving the next generation of mobility projects

February 2, 2026

Cities across the U.S. are planning modern downtown transit centers, with major bus and rail hubs advancing design and construction.

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New York directs $288M to water infrastructure upgrades

February 2, 2026

New York will distribute $288 million to upgrade water and sewer systems, replace lead service lines and limit rate impacts.

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Port Houston initiates early planning for ship channel improvement project

February 2, 2026

Port Houston approved an agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to launch a $20 million feasibility study for

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ODOT releases design for $32M pedestrian overpass in Bend

February 2, 2026

ODOT finalized the design for Bend’s Hawthorne Crossing, a $32 million multimodal bridge.

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Massachusetts targets electric grid bottlenecks for housing

February 2, 2026

Massachusetts launched an initiative to speed up grid connections for housing, reduce delays and improve capacity.

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Federal·Opportunities·Renewable

DOE seeks state input on nuclear innovation campuses

January 30, 2026

DOE is asking states to propose nuclear innovation campuses to strengthen domestic nuclear energy capabilities.

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News·Opportunities·Public Safety

Tyngsborough advances $20M fire station project

January 30, 2026

Tyngsborough officials are advancing plans for a new fire station, with final costs expected to reach up to $20 million.

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Available Funding·News·Opportunities

New York seeks partners for $36M broadband expansion

January 29, 2026

New York has reopened applications for broadband grants to support last-mile and fiber infrastructure in communities statewide.

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Local Governments’ Biggest Blind Spot: The $4.1T market hiding in city hall

February 2, 2026

While some obsess over checkout buttons and instant credit, America’s most reliable cashflows crawl through municipal offices.

Insights·Mary Scott Nabers Insights·Water Projects

Billions of dollars in play as communities tackle aging water infrastructure

January 29, 2026

Billions are flowing into water infrastructure as communities modernize systems and advance large utility projects nationwide.

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Capital projects spotlight a nationwide push to modernize America’s libraries

January 26, 2026

Elected officials are investing in library projects to support education, workforce development and community engagement.

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A group of cows alongside an Interstate highway in Utah.

Construction·News·Roads/Bridges

UDOT maps plan for $760M Heber Valley bypass

January 30, 2026

UDOT selected a preferred route for the Heber Valley bypass, advancing a $760 million project to divert traffic from Heber City.

Construction·News

Missoula County approves $766M urban development plan for Wye

January 30, 2026

Missoula County approved a $765.8 million, five-phase infrastructure plan to transform the Wye into an urban center.

Healthcare·News·State

Oklahoma advances $33M rural expansion of PACE program

January 30, 2026

Oklahoma will use $33 million to expand its PACE program, supporting new facilities, mobile care services and provider incentives.

News·State·Water Projects

Pennsylvania unveils record-breaking $560M in awards for local water systems

January 29, 2026

Pennsylvania will invest $559.4 million to fund water, wastewater and stormwater projects, including replacements and PFAS treatment.

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