America’s airports race to expand capacity under building boom
America’s airports are in a building boom, with billions in new terminals, transportation, and technology to handle passenger growth.
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Some of the nation’s biggest state IT contracts are expiring soon—leaving time for tech vendors to compete for massive deals.
U.S. cities are reshaping venues to attract the next big events
U.S. cities are investing billions to expand and modernize entertainment infrastructure, competing for events and visitor spending.
Insights and guidance shared by former public officials
Former public officials share guidance, highlighting analysis, plans and dos and don'ts for selling to public marketplace.
A trend to watch – one gaining strength and expected to grow even stronger
Across the U.S., cities and states are investing billions in parks, sports complexes, and public spaces, reshaping recreation and community development.
These upcoming projects will call for multiple contracting services
U.S. transit authorities are advancing clean air initiatives nationwide, launching procurements for a variety of projects.
A new era in federal procurement has launched
GSA’s OneGov strategy centralizes federal IT buying, adds USAi for AI, and expands new contracts across government systems.
Nearly $2 billion in funding available but very little time to apply
FEMA releases $1.95B in grants with deadlines as short as two weeks, sparking concern over reduced time for state and local applications.
May bond approvals drive planning surge for billions in upcoming projects
For just two states, Voters approved over $40 billion in May 2025 bond elections for schools, infrastructure and public safety.
New directives, rules, guidelines, and expectations are surfacing in the U.S. government marketplace
Recent federal actions could indicate a shift in project delivery models and sweeping changes to contract procurement.
