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Featured Port authorities are accelerating marine infrastructure upgrades nationwide July 2, 2026 Major port projects are advancing nationwide to modernize docks, terminals and cargo facilities while strengthening supply chains. Read More
Featured FEMA publishes $1.5B in NOFOs seeking to prevent terrorist attacks July 2, 2026 FEMA opened more than $1.5 billion in grants for homeland security, cybersecurity, transit, port and nonprofit security projects. Read More
Featured Riverside officials approve new transit-oriented development plan for downtown station July 2, 2026 Riverside approved a TOD plan to guide housing, development and mobility upgrades around a Metrolink Station. Read More
Featured TFC to build $53M facility replacement for headquarters July 2, 2026 The Texas Finance Commission plans an Austin headquarters with a new three-story building and 200 parking spaces. Read More
Construction·Opportunities·Rail CHSRA seeks design-builder for $2.4B high-speed rail project July 1, 2026 CHSRA is seeking private firms for a $2.4 billion design-build contract to extend the system from Merced to Madera.
Construction·Higher Education·Opportunities Oregon State University baseball stadium project secures $15M philanthropic boost July 1, 2026 Oregon State University received a $15 million gift to expand Goss Stadium with new seating, spaces and fan amenities by
Construction·Opportunities·Ports Coos Bay port project secures $50M federal funding boost June 30, 2026 The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay secured $50 million to advance preliminary design for a terminal expansion project.
Insights·Mary Scott Nabers Insights The competitive advantage in government contracting has shifted June 29, 2026 Government contracting is changing as rules, funding, AI, cybersecurity and expectations reshape the public sector marketplace.
Insights·Mary Scott Nabers Insights Flood mitigation spending surges as communities prepare for future storms June 25, 2026 Flood mitigation and stormwater infrastructure projects are advancing nationwide as cities invest in resilience.
Insights·Mary Scott Nabers Insights Another budget crisis in America could be looming June 22, 2026 Property tax relief efforts and rising costs are creating new budget pressures for cities, counties and school districts nationwide.
Leaders·Profiles In Power Dk Wesley: Building Asheville through service, strategy and community connection Asheville's city manager shares her public service background, philosophy and work on recovery, housing and anti-displacement.
Construction·News·Transportation Greater Floyd Campus plan will transform underused area to mixed-use district in Montgomery Montgomery adopted a new plan to guide redevelopment with recreation, housing, civic upgrades and mixed-use improvements.
Available Funding·Construction·State Renew NC to fund $70M in affordable housing projects statewide North Carolina opened $70 million in funding for affordable housing development and construction after Hurricane Helene.
Energy·Higher Education·News Texas A&M-RELLIS’ Bryan campus becomes test bed for nuclear energy projects Texas A&M signed a new agreement supporting small modular reactor research, expanding the A&M-RELLIS campus.