Opportunities Archives

DOT rolls out $172 million in roadway safety grants nationwide

The grants will be allocated to local, regional and tribal communities for projects to reduce fatalities and severe injuries on rural and urban roads across the U.S.

Adam Rollins

Bids open in 2025 for $29 million Santa Monica Pier Bridge replacement project

The 84-year-old pier bridge, one of the most iconic historical landmarks in the city, is structurally deficient and unsuitable for expected daily traffic increases of the 2028 Olympics.

Keaton Peters

Mississippi unleashes $110 million to ready industrial sites for development

The bulk of the funding will go toward projects designed to prepare potential industrial sites across the state to ensure they will be ready for new projects.

Adam Rollins

Denver to invest $570 million in downtown revitalization

The city will expand the Downtown Development Authority to transform the city center and breathe new life back into Denver’s cultural, civic and economic core.

Strategic Partnerships

Minneapolis awarded $34 million for historic bridge rehabilitation

The funding comes from the Bridge Investment Program and will allow the city to repair and replace structural elements of the roadway and bridge.

Adam Rollins

Nashville approves $3.1 billion transit plan focusing on mobility, safety and technology

Officials anticipate the “Choose How You Move” plan will help make the city eligible for up to $1.4 billion in matching funds for projects.

Miles Smith

Federal Railroad Administration announces $1.5 billion for Northeast Corridor rail projects

The NEC is one of the busiest and most economically significant rail corridors in the world, with hundreds of thousands of daily riders.

Adam Rollins

Bureau of Prisons to build $505 million federal correctional institution in Kentucky

As part of the project’s approval, the BOP will buy approximately 500 acres to build a modern medium-security prison building, camp and ancillary facilities.

Miles Smith

EPA awards $400 million to help NYC-area ports reduce carbon footprint

This funding will enable container terminal operators to purchase zero-emission cargo handling equipment.

Keaton Peters

Topeka looks to replace 1,000 lead pipes with $74 million loan

Service lines, which connect water mains to buildings, were commonly built using toxic lead until 1986 when they were banned nationwide.

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