Adam Rollins Kansas DOT’s $1.2B corridor improvement project advances to design phase Kansas enters design phase for $1.2 billion K-10 Corridor project to widen highways, improve interchanges and enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians.
Allison Barnette GSA advances $335M federal courthouse plan for downtown Hartford The GSA plans a $335 million federal courthouse in downtown Hartford to replace aging facilities, with design starting in 2026 and completion by 2030.
Adam Rollins Covington housing authority seeks developer for 76-acre redevelopment The Kentucky city is seeking a developer to purchase and redevelop the former largest public housing site in the state.
Candace Barnette Navy issues RFI in preparation for $250M submarine pier expansion in Washington The U.S. Navy is planning an up-to-$250M pier expansion at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor and is seeking interest through a new RFI.
Candace Barnette Army Corps of Engineers accepting proposals for $403M Trinity River bypass project in Fort Worth The $1.17 billion project has been pushed back to spring 2026. Contract development proposals will be accepted through fall 2025.
Adam Rollins Fargo seeks P3 for $41M convention center development The city will seek private developers to construction a new convention center and surrounding private developments.
Brady Pieper Orange County’s $35M pedestrian bridge project enters design stage The project will develop a unique, drone-shaped pedestrian bridge above an intersection in southwest Orlando.
Allison Barnette Vanderbilt University eyes P3 model for mixed-use district development Vanderbilt University is planning to transform about 40 acres in Midtown Nashville to a new mixed-use district.
Candace Barnette Regional Transportation Council adopts $217B plan to address North Texas’ future growth The council adopted the long-range plan, which expands infrastructure and highways for an estimated four million new residents.
Candace Barnette Connecticut to issue $9.7B in bonds for statewide infrastructure projects The funding will target everything from crumbling bridges to school renovations, with $4.5 billion authorized for FY 2026.