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Billions in savings possible with preemptive seismic upgrades to U.S. infrastructure

The need to address the vulnerabilities of older construction is critical because these are the structures most vulnerable to earthquakes

Government Market News Staff

Episode 5 of The Connection podcast: P3s with Mary and Marshall

In the latest episode of The Connection, co-hosts Marshall Macomber and Mary Scott Nabers delve into the intricacies of public-private partnerships, such as what they entail and how governments can embark on such ventures

Mary Scott Nabers

U.S. cities investing heavily in public safety infrastructure renewal

Local government officials are working hard to find the required funding for fire control infrastructure

Mary Scott Nabers

No end in sight for water projects nearing the launch stage

Congress allocated $55 billion through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act for water projects throughout America

Mary Scott Nabers

$122 billion for schools sparks P3 boom, but deadline looms

Revenue from federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief program must be obligated by Sept. 30, 2024

Mary Scott Nabers

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

Government Market News Staff

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

Mary Scott Nabers

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

Mary Scott Nabers

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

Mary Scott Nabers

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

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