Sustainability projects are launching at local levels of government throughout America
Government leaders everywhere are launching initiatives that preserve systems, structures, safety and the planet
Suggestions
Old lead-infested water pipelines are being replaced at a rapid pace throughout America
Government officials in high-priority areas are encouraged to act quickly to remove and replace old water distribution pipelines
Upcoming projects at America’s ports can be found in every state
Immediate needs span a wide spectrum, including engineering, construction, warehouse renovations, leading-edge technology, large equipment, rail work, and other specialized services
Multi-billion dollar investments propel bridge repair, replacement projects nationwide
Bridge projects will represent a large portion of all infrastructure improvements over the next decade
Millions in additional funding announced for airport projects throughout America
With another two years of funding available for America’s airports, the opportunities for public-private collaboration will be abundant through 2026
Federal agencies making $3 billion available for multiple projects
Active funding opportunities offer a total of more than $3 billion
Economic development has a new face along with visionary objectives
Large cities such as Orlando, New York and Chicago are known to attract the most tourists each year, but some smaller cities now appear destined to make the list of fastest-growing tourist destinations
New water quality standards will result in billions spent to remediate PFAS contamination
Many funded water remediation projects are underway, and hundreds more are in the planning phases
These critical components will help any business succeed in the government marketplace
Entering the government marketplace is worth the effort, but it is impossible to be successful without knowing how to navigate
Massive $1 billion in funding allocated for remediation projects nationwide
Funding is the third and final installment from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) for the Superfund program
