New healthcare facilities and hospital expansion projects will launch soon in numerous states with more on the way
Few public projects generate as much diverse demand for industry expertise as infrastructure initiatives
Transportation projects continue to provide opportunities for government contractors throughout the U.S.
Adam Rollins Jacksonville using federal funds to reconnect disadvantaged communities $147 million will support projects to reconnect 14 disadvantaged neighborhoods via an approximately 30-mile trail
Adam Rollins Design RFQ deadline approaches for concourse at Austin airport Project will help improve the airport's capacity to serve its passengers and stakeholders in both the short and long term
Keaton Peters $78 million will support energy development in ‘historically underserved’ communities Money will flow across 12 states and 13 Tribal nations for battery storage, electric grid improvements, renewable power sources and energy efficiency upgrades
Adam Rollins North Carolina to use $1.5 billion to increase affordable housing supply Program addresses state's overwhelming shortage in affordable housing
Adam Rollins Virginia to use $34.7 million to increase road resiliency, monitor inclement weather Funding was made available through grants administered by the U.S Department of Transportation
Adam Rollins Texas awards $211 million to improve flooding, water, wastewater systems statewide Nine projects will improve water and wastewater systems, mitigate flooding and rehabilitate sewers
Pete Hahnloser Pennsylvania to invest $274 million in water infrastructure projects Projects include replacing lead or corroded pipes, revamping aging water systems, growing service capacities and expanding access
Keaton Peters NOAA funding projects to shore up coastal habitats Funds will create 30 coastal restoration projects to help ecosystems thrive and that mitigate the effects of climate change
Pete Hahnloser FWS announces millions to mitigate climate change Funds will support nature-based processes to enhance climate adaptation and resilience
Miles Smith DOE cuts regulations, invests $400 million to encourage green energy projects Agency also said it was cutting regulatory hurdles for energy storage, transmission and solar projects