Mary Scott Nabers Insights Archives

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.

Voters approved over $168B in bond funding for schools, safety and infrastructure. More projects expected in November elections.

States nationwide are investing in new mental health facilities to address backlogs, youth crises and aging healthcare infrastructure.

While federal support for roads and energy appears stable, local water and sustainability projects may require alternative support.

Despite federal funding cuts and shifting priorities, education projects are advancing nationwide with new funding methods.

Bridge infrastructure is booming nationwide, driving long-term demand for construction, design and engineering services.

Public officials are searching for innovative solutions that integrate artificial intelligence and automation in planned projects.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping government at every jurisdictional level in America, morphing contracting and collaboration.

The federal budget bill may bring new mandates and changes, pushing states and contractors to restructure offerings. Ask ChatGPT

School construction is rising to meet aging infrastructure, enrollment, and modern needs, with many projects planned in 2026.