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A bridge repair here, another one there, and many more in sight

America’s old bridges must be repaired, replaced or expanded. They will all receive the attention they require soon because there is no other option.

Brady Pieper

ODOT’s transportation study targets $20B in investments

ODOT’s final report identifies 72 congestion risk locations throughout the state, also referred to as “hotspots.”

Keaton Peters

MIA’s $9B upgrade set to transform airport experience through 2031

Last month, Fitch Ratings assigned an 'A+' rating with a stable outlook to the airport's bond issuance for capital improvements.

Miles Smith

New York boosts AI research with $165M funding package

A New York state project to further artificial intelligence technology research has received $165 million in new funding and is expected to gain three new university participants. The Empire AI consortium received $90 million in new funding in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s fiscal

Brady Pieper

Denver Water project lays groundwork for Littleton’s multi-year revitalization plan

The utility project will install new water mains in downtown Littleton, laying the initial groundwork for Project Downtown.

Brady Pieper

Kane County voters to decide on over $140 million school bond referendum in April

The bond would fund essential repairs, facility modernizations and the construction of new facilities.

Brady Pieper

Orlando International Airport unveils $652 million baggage handling upgrade projects

These projects will bring MCO up to the standards of a world-class airport and reduce the time passengers wait at baggage carousels.

Brady Pieper

Massachusetts investing up $3 billion to improve higher education institutions

The BRIGHT Act looks to address aging infrastructure riddled throughout Massachusetts’ higher education campuses.

Brady Pieper

DOT unveils final report on potential Amtrak service expansion, restoration

Through the study, the FRA was tasked to evaluate the impacts of long-distance rail service on local communities, businesses and rail operators.

Keaton Peters

New York allocates $273 million to replace lead pipes, upgrade water infrastructure

The newly approved funding supports projects across seven regions of New York.

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