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Bridge projects continue to dominate country’s focus on infrastructure reform

Projects will require all types of services and equipment; engineering, technology, professional services and equipment will be in high demand

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Government officials will soon launch hundreds of disaster mitigation projects

Projects nationwide are in planning stages as officials try to ward off anticipated wreckage projected to occur this year

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Universities nationwide are investing in campus upgrades

Many major campus projects involve student housing, expanding program facilities, campus safety initiatives, student centers and equipment upgrades

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Funding released to support hundreds of new climate resilience projects

Capital awarded to support projects that address infrastructure risks and prepare for future natural disasters

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Projects to build, renovate courthouses, municipal buildings take center stage again

While the federal government supports local municipal and courthouse projects, it also updates and renovates many courthouses in numerous states

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Bridge, multi-modal transportation projects part of $1.8 billion federal allocation

Private sector contractors have ample time to vet opportunities and get positioned to compete for these large-scale projects

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Another $1.8 billion for street projects is now available

Work on these projects should be under way by November of this year, and funding of this type will continue to be available through 2028

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Rail revolution – Unprecedented funding for projects continues nationwide

Projects present numerous opportunities for private industry offerings, underscoring the breadth of the rail industry and the potential for collaboration

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Transit-oriented development opportunities are abundant throughout the U.S.

Congress has allocated billions to support the development of attractive residential and retail communities located near public transportation stations

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Deferred maintenance opportunities can be found in cities, counties nationwide

The maintenance backlog is staggering, and the immediate maintenance needs represent hundreds of billions in spending

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