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Cutting-edge technology is transforming construction, with AI and digital models leading the way

The use of technology like digital twins, building information modeling and generative design would have been completely foreign years ago, but is now a requirement for some projects.

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Revitalizing America’s cities: investment, innovation and contracting opportunities in 2025

Visionary municipal leaders are planning for the future by focusing on sustainability, public safety and citizen services.

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Fast-growing cities are moving quickly to upgrade and expand infrastructure

In any rapidly growing state, booming population growth brings abundant opportunities.

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November bond elections provide many millions in new funding for upcoming projects throughout Texas

Population growth in Texas over the past decade has been remarkable, leading to significant demands for basic infrastructure and facilities across the state.

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Large, low visibility infrastructure projects are being planned throughout America

The existing technology for grade crossing warnings has largely remained unchanged since the 1960s, and includes flashing red lights, warning bells and gates.

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Hundreds of projects to reconnect communities separated by roadways will launch in 2025

Federal officials have set aside an abundance of funding to reconnect communities separated by highway construction.

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New funding awards escalate the launch of 44 major infrastructure projects

This financial support comes from two major federal programs, MEGA and INFRA, that provide grants for infrastructure projects.

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Power grid projects are abundant—and vital for American people and businesses

These efforts are meant to protect against the escalating threats of extreme weather and to increase the grid’s capacity to meet the needs of people and businesses.

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Community parks, sports and recreation projects drawing newfound interest—and funding—from public officials

Funding for these projects is ramping up thanks to the value parks, community centers and sports facilities bring to the community for both businesses and residents.

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Public-private partnerships continue to gain traction throughout America

Many federal funding programs now require some amount of private-sector investment.

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