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Revamping America’s first responder infrastructure – an untapped market for contractors

Maintaining and updating critical fire and police facilities is extremely costly, and their critical needs cannot be discounted

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It’s best not to overlook Public Transit Authorities because upcoming projects are abundant

Much-needed federal funding will soon flow to upcoming transit projects nationwide

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Universities with medical research, health services have millions to spend on upcoming projects

Approximately $30 billion in state and local spending on university capital projects is spent annually, with a significant portion dedicated to university medical care and research facility projects

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Millions available for reservoir, water pipeline projects – but deadline is looming

America has significant water infrastructure needs that must be addressed, but federal and state funds must be claimed by 2026

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Looking for particular types of projects? Here’s a way to find them

Projects will soon need contracting partners, and details surrounding each were obtained by researching CIPs from throughout the U.S.

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Multi-million dollar economic development projects being launched throughout the U.S.

Projects of all types are currently underway, and many more initiatives designed to boost economic vitality are in planning stages

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Billions of dollars available for library construction across the U.S.

Funding is currently available for remodeling, renovating or building entirely new facilities. Hundreds of upcoming projects are presently being planned and designed

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Immediate need exists for contractors interested in alternative healthcare facilities

ARPA funds must be allocated to local governments by Dec. 31, 2024, and spent by Dec. 31, 2026

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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

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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

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