Mary Scott Nabers America faces a new infrastructure funding reality State and local governments face growing infrastructure needs as pandemic-era aid ends, funding narrows and project costs rise.
Mary Scott Nabers Multimillion-dollar library projects are reshaping communities throughout America Major library projects across the U.S. are modernizing civic spaces with new technology, access and amenities.
Strategic Partnerships Episode 1: PFAS Settlement Explained – How Public Water Systems Can Access $13B in Funding Mary Scott Nabers interviews two internationally recognized lawyers regarding $13 billion in available funding for PFAS.
Mary Scott Nabers Port authorities are accelerating marine infrastructure upgrades nationwide Major port projects are advancing nationwide to modernize docks, terminals and cargo facilities while strengthening supply chains.
Mary Scott Nabers The competitive advantage in government contracting has shifted Government contracting is changing as rules, funding, AI, cybersecurity and expectations reshape the public sector marketplace.
Mary Scott Nabers Flood mitigation spending surges as communities prepare for future storms Flood mitigation and stormwater infrastructure projects are advancing nationwide as cities invest in resilience.
Mary Scott Nabers Another budget crisis in America could be looming Property tax relief efforts and rising costs are creating new budget pressures for cities, counties and school districts nationwide.
Mary Scott Nabers America’s water infrastructure reckoning has arrived Major water projects nationwide highlight growing investment needs as utilities replace aging infrastructure and improve resilience.
Mary Scott Nabers A new community-centered bargain is emerging around data center growth State and local public officials are exploring new agreements to directly deliver benefits to data center host communities.
Mary Scott Nabers Rural America is emerging as a new hotspot for major infrastructure projects America's rural communities are planning infrastructure projects nationwide amid a construction boom in less populated regions.