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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

April 19, 2024

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

April 15, 2024

Another $20 billion announced for transit projects in America

Now is the time to gather as much intel as possible about contracting to deliver the projects

April 12, 2024

Federal earmarks will fund local projects throughout America

Congress passed and approved more than $12 billion in Congressionally Directed Spending items. The funding was all tied to planned projects throughout America

April 8, 2024

Federal funding supports historical preservation projects nationwide

Projects create jobs, boost local economies, raise property values and please citizens

April 5, 2024

Funding surge sparks wave of courthouse construction, renovations

Old courthouses need modern technology, upgraded HVAC equipment, safety upgrades and renovations to provide access to the services mandated by the American Disability Act

March 25, 2024

Carbon emission concerns changing delivery requirements for construction projects

Several upcoming projects focus on four carbon-intensive construction materials: asphalt, concrete, glass and steel

March 18, 2024

Water, water everywhere – Almost all of it will be upgraded soon

Almost $6 billion is available for every state and territory for water projects; contracting opportunities are being announced weekly

March 14, 2024

Private-sector partners for EV charging infrastructure are in high demand

Every trend indicates increasing demand for EV charging infrastructure throughout America

March 11, 2024

Billions in savings possible with preemptive seismic upgrades to U.S. infrastructure

The need to address the vulnerabilities of older construction is critical because these are the structures most vulnerable to earthquakes

March 7, 2024

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