Mary Scott Nabers Insights Archives

Mary Scott Nabers

Riding the rails will continue for people and freight – contracting opportunities abound… but changes could be looming

Billions will be spent as railroad projects are launched throughout the country over the next several years.

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Can we stay focused on America’s most critical needs and the public-private collaborations that are required?

Our leaders at every jurisdictional level of government are seeking new and innovative ways to solve these problems.

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Business leaders must engage with government amid historic change

There is a clear path when it comes to strategy, and it is important for business leaders to see it and embrace new thinking.

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My thoughts about the government marketplace in these disruptive times

Today, we find ourselves positioned at a unique vantage point that provides us a close view of history in the making.

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Outdated U.S. prisons drive surge in new projects

Federal regulations and the high cost of holding offenders in jail facilities with no other available space are driving a significant surge of new construction.

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Public, private sector collaborations continue to multiply

Many upcoming projects have been vetted after several years of planning and community outreach initiatives.

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A bridge repair here, another one there, and many more in sight

America’s old bridges must be repaired, replaced or expanded. They will all receive the attention they require soon because there is no other option.

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New healthcare facilities and hospital expansion projects will launch soon in numerous states with more on the way

The needs are great, and in some instances, critical, so this type of funding will likely be available for several years.

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Few public projects generate as much diverse demand for industry expertise as infrastructure initiatives

As cities and institutions continue to invest in infrastructure upgrades, these projects represent a proactive approach to modernize public spaces.

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Transportation projects continue to provide opportunities for government contractors throughout the U.S.

Billions are still being allocated for critical infrastructure projects that call for much more than planning, engineering and construction.

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