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Hundreds of bridge repair and replacement projects will launch soon

More than 42% of America’s 617,000 bridges are more than half a century old, and one-third of them are in dire need of repair or replacement

Mary Scott Nabers

Funding is flowing for upgrades to America’s healthcare infrastructure

Hundreds of healthcare facility projects are on the horizon for 2024

Strategic Partnerships

Introducing ‘The Connection,’ the definitive podcast for navigating government procurement

Each episode of "The Connection" offers a deep dive into the latest government market developments, from emerging contracting opportunities to the nuances of policy trends that are reshaping the United States

Mary Scott Nabers

Funding now flowing for type of project that could be overlooked

In December, the Federal Highway Administration announced $110 million in grant funding for 19 wildlife crossing projects in 17 states

Mary Scott Nabers

Millions available to support road safety projects

Two new federal funding programs created by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) were designed to address road safety

Mary Scott Nabers

Water infrastructure upgrades, expansions likely to reach historic numbers in 2024

In 2024, there will likely be more water projects throughout the country than history has ever recorded. That’s a very good thing because water security is critical for the nation’s stability

Mary Scott Nabers

Recent $8.1 billion allocation for rail projects should stir some interest in 2024

Opportunities for public-private sector collaboration to improve the country’s transportation infrastructure have never been greater

Mary Scott Nabers

A large 2024 market sector that should not be overlooked

Mandated compliance with ADA statutes creates a large marketplace for construction projects. 2024 will be a banner year for firms interested in partnering with local governments to deliver compliance

Mary Scott Nabers

City leaders are replacing or renovating city halls throughout the U.S.

Trend is likely being driven by availability of funding, but it could also result from critical infrastructure that is no longer effective and too costly to maintain

Strategic Partnerships

Two years of IIJA: How smaller communities can compete for federal funds

IIJA has potential to bring significant improvements, but also faces challenges to implement, particularly for smaller and resource-limited communities

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