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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

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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

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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

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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

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$492 billion in infrastructure funding to be allocated, but it all ends soon

With billions still left to be allocated, knowing how the funding will be distributed and what projects it will ultimately support is important

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Upcoming transportation projects are outlined in planning documents throughout America

Increase in traffic on state roads creates greater needs for repair and expansion, and tolled lanes are also critically important for emergencies.

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Public safety projects with billions in projected costs planned in 2024 and 2025

Projects will require construction, engineering, technology, security systems, training space, parking options and equipment

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Regional competition for tourism, funding has created collaborative opportunities

Cities and counties are launching, or preparing to launch, new entertainment venues, convention centers, sports complexes, racetracks, parks with camping facilities and other types of attractions. Federal programs are supporting these types of initiatives

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Port infrastructure upgrades, expansions receiving billions

Projects to deepen port channels are underway or have recently been completed. Funding is available for upgrading the nation’s port infrastructure.

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This problem provides thousands of opportunities for collaboration

Waste management costs are significant because many types of facilities are required. But innovative solutions have come from managing waste.

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