Minnesota city to make eco-friendly upgrades to community center
$116 million project will expand its community center to add recreational facilities and update critical infrastructure.
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Wisconsin approves $388 million in state projects
One of the largest projects will be a history museum with an estimated cost of $160 million.
Approved funding from bond elections represents billions for projects in 2024
Efforts are underway throughout the country to upgrade and expand America’s infrastructure. More often than not, the required funding is made available through local bond elections. Billions in funding are now represented in bond elections that have already passed and upcoming contracting
U.S. airports will offer hundreds of collaboration opportunities in 2024
Airports nationwide either have major upgrades in progress, or such initiatives are being designed for a 2024 launch date. A significant decline in air travel related to pandemic restrictions has been dramatically reversed and recent studies now report that a majority of
Santa Barbara, California, revitalizing iconic Ortega Park
Currently in the design phase, improved park will include new facilities and spaces for public art, recreation and community gatherings.
Funding to ‘connect communities’ results in hundreds of new projects
A federal program that allocates funding for initiatives that ‘connect communities’ is responsible for hundreds of new projects in America.
$78 million Illinois bridge replacement set for 2024
Construction to replace a 93-year-old bridge over the Illinois River at Florence is scheduled to launch in 2024.
Denver suburb to launch $20 million safety improvement project
A two-phase project to improve traffic and pedestrian safety along a section of West Colfax Avenue in the city of Lakewood is moving to the construction phase.
California highway flood avoidance project receives $155 million in federal funding
California is undertaking a $180 million project to elevate and protect part of State Route 37, a flood-prone highway along the San Francisco area’s North Bay.
Construction on $200 million Texarkana water treatment project to start next year
Construction of a facility to improve water intake capabilities from Wright Patman Lake and treat up to 30 million gallons a day is expected to begin early next year, Texarkana officials said. The project is comprised of three phases, with a cost estimate
