EPA program builds on efforts to replace lead water pipes
Agency recently announced it will partner with 200 underserved communities nationwide to help identify and remove lead service lines.
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Department of Interior distributes $18.24 billion in clean energy revenue
Revenue collected from energy and mineral companies, including royalties, rents and bonuses for operating on federal lands and waters.
Harnessing AI: How federal agencies are innovating for the future
In an era in which artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, the federal government is not standing by the sidelines. Dozens of federal agencies are actively implementing hundreds of AI use cases.
Texas voters OK billions in water, rural broadband and power plant infrastructure
Texans approve a raft of ballot measures that will fund billions in infrastructure projects statewide
California high-speed rail design procurement underway
The California High-Speed Rail Authority recently board approved issuing a request for qualifications (RFQ) for the design of the track and the overhead contact systems for electricity.
Michigan announces $203 million in grants to expand internet access
Funds will help deliver high-speed internet to underserved locations in the state.
Update: Key takeaways from Tuesday’s elections
While there are numerous social impact issues on ballots and propositions of all kinds, newly elected officials will likely have the greatest impact on the government marketplace.
Rule change could allow carbon capture projects in national forests
If finalized, applications for carbon sequestration on national forests or grasslands would be considered for permanent use.
Appeals court to hear challenge to offshore oil platform license
Three-judge panel has set aside 20 minutes for the case. Construction cannot begin until a final license is issued.
EPA awards $336 million to Chicago to replace lead pipes
City to receive $112 million per year over the next three years; priority will be family homes, small multi-unit buildings
