DOE suspends clean energy requirement for federal buildings
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced a one-year pause on a Biden-era rule requiring a reduction in on-site fossil fuel use.
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Asheville seeks design team for post-hurricane restoration
A focal point is the area historically referred to as “Asheville’s Playground,” where the city estimates at least $25 million in damage.
Rhode Island secures millions to remove lead pipes
The loan, created in partnership with the Rhode Island Department of Health, includes nearly half the funds as grants.
Maryland opens applications for freight rail investment grants
The goal is to support a safer, more resilient freight network by leveraging Maryland’s existing infrastructure.
Pennsylvania invests $64M to prepare industrial sites
Funding supports site planning, feasibility studies, infrastructure upgrades and environmental remediation.
NRCS lifts freeze on Mississippi flood mitigation funds
The Upper Bear Creek Watershed Project has received clearance to move forward with $26 million in federal funding for flood mitigation.
Alexandria budget targets infrastructure in $956.5M package
The city continues to invest in its 10-year, $2.1 billion CIP, focused on stormwater infrastructure, school facilities and maintenance of public assets.
Utah district approves $238M bond for new schools
Alpine is the state’s largest public school district, serving more than 80,000 students across a mix of urban and rural communities in Utah County.
Baltimore revamps contracting system to boost equity, efficiency
Contractors working with the City of Baltimore can expect notable changes in how infrastructure projects are handled.
Maryland unveils $160M safety plan for Chesapeake Bay Bridge
A recent MDTA review concluded that the bridge’s piers require additional protection to meet updated voluntary safety guidelines.
