Mary Scott Nabers Collaboration Nation… and a new initiative the Strategic Partnerships Team is launching A shifting public sector landscape is changing the needs of public officials nationwide, with a need for public-private collaboration.
Mary Scott Nabers New sportsplexes and recreation centers are reshaping communities nationwide Communities are investing in recreational infrastructure to support growing tourism, wellness and economic development.
Mary Scott Nabers If you are affiliated with a company that sells to government… this note is for you! SPI is bringing more than 30 years of experience identifying, tracking and verifying public projects for a new research offering.
Mary Scott Nabers Emergency response infrastructure enters new era nationwide Governments nationwide are advancing major public safety projects focused on resilience, training and modernization.
Mary Scott Nabers America’s airports prepare for a new era of expansion and modernization Airports are the target of a new wave of modernization and expansion projects and the trend is expected to continue for years.
Mary Scott Nabers Federal procurement rules are changing, and it’ll be wise to monitor how they evolve Federal actions are driving change in contracting and procurement processes, with changes coming for agencies and contractors.
Mary Scott Nabers Government at a Crossroads: Funding, uncertainty reshape America’s infrastructure outlook All forms of government face rising fiscal pressure as infrastructure needs grow and uncertainty reshapes public investment.
Mary Scott Nabers States ramp up healthcare modernization with major investments in labs, hospitals and behavioral health Healthcare infrastructure projects are accelerating nationwide, with states investing in facilities to meet rising demand.
Mary Scott Nabers The Quiet Revolution: Building the future from the ground up A new era of infrastructure is emerging, driven by energy, data and resilience needs, reshaping how projects are delivered.
Mary Scott Nabers America’s aging water systems trigger a surge in billion-dollar fixes Aging water systems and new regulations are driving billions in wastewater infrastructure upgrades, creating new projects nationwide.