These projects are eligible for billions in federal funding
Funds support efforts to clean up dangerous environmental conditions and pollution caused by coal mining operations
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Episode 4 of The Connection podcast: Discussions on equity in infrastructure
In the latest episode of The Connection, co-hosts Mary Scott Nabers and Marshall Macomber talk equity and its implications for the distribution of benefits and burdens across communities
Large airport projects move closer to launch stages nationwide
Federally funded airport projects will continue to launch through 2026. Many more are currently in the planning stages
Funding opportunities for research and development projects open now
White House research priorities for 2025 includes various types of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, energy and transportation technology research
Open enrollments are currently available for renewable energy projects
Projects that qualify for funding include ones designed to harness energy from water, wind or solar sources. Some technology projects are also eligible
Affordable housing projects benefit from numerous incentives, funding support
Check with local authorities to learn about types of incentives offered and preferred method of project delivery
Episode 3 of the Connection: Available Public-Private Partnership Opportunities in the U.S.
In the latest episode of The Connection Podcast. Executive Director Fermín Fontanés explores key sectors and public-private partnership projects, offering valuable insights for investors.
Technology is changing the world; government cannot be left behind
Technology Modernization Fund has invested $800 million in technology initiatives to upgrade and modernize high-priority systems
Funding available for projects that mitigate flooding risks, provide sustainable infrastructure
Contractors interested in pursuing such opportunities are advised to establish their capabilities early on
Plenty of major opportunities flowing through tunnel projects
Thousands of tunnels are in dire need of attention because every state has hundreds, and most of them are quite old
