Population growth, weather events and public safety needs are creating great demand for public safety construction
Riding the rails will continue for people and freight – contracting opportunities abound… but changes could be looming
Karn Dhingra Transportation Department awards $54 million to tech transit projects Grants will support smart-community technologies and systems that improve transportation efficiency and safety
Miles Smith New York to spend $111.1 million on rail lines and ports Funding is largest amount ever awarded through New York’s Passenger and Freight Rail Assistance Program and will support 38 projects
Brandon Rodriguez Key Rhode Island bridge will need to be demolished, replaced $350 million demolition, design-rebuild to be put out to bid, governor says; construction to take up to 24 months
Karn Dhingra Indiana allocates $156 million for road, bridge improvement projects Federal transportation funds will enable rural communities to design, develop local projects in addition to buying rights of way
Adam Rollins Massachusetts to provide $175 million for critical projects statewide $106.1 million will be used for transportation, infrastructure, community development and affordable housing projects
Adam Rollins Major Philadelphia highway project to reconnect Chinatown Project is one of 132 to receive a portion of $3.3 billion the U.S. Department of Transportation awarded for Fiscal Year 2023
Brandon Rodriguez Native American communities receive $120 million to boost climate resilience Funds will support efforts to plan and adapt to climate change and to relocate critical infrastructure, if necessary
Adam Rollins DOI invests $195 million for climate restoration, resilience in nation’s parks Investment will support more than 40 projects across hundreds of national parks
Adam Rollins West Virginia city to upgrade wastewater treatment plant, pump station Morgantown Utility Board will use $30 million on Cheat Lake Wastewater Treatment Plant and Whites Run Lift Station
Adam Rollins Rochester-area voters OK $21.9 million to improve school campuses District will withdraw $4.9 million from existing capital reserve and will leverage State Building Aid to offset debt to be issued to complete the project