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.
Brady Pieper ODOT’s transportation study targets $20B in investments ODOT’s final report identifies 72 congestion risk locations throughout the state, also referred to as “hotspots.”
Adam Rollins Schertz approves design for $32M road reconstruction project The project includes significant improvements to a 2.52-mile stretch of Lower Seguin Road.
Adam Rollins West University releases $502M CIP, prioritizing drainage infrastructure The West Side Drainage Improvements project accounts for half of the 10-year budget, carrying a $252.8 million cost.
Adam Rollins ADOT moves into final design phase for $61M interchange project In the final design phase, ADOT opted for a tight diamond configuration for the upcoming interchange over Riggs Road.
Brady Pieper New York announces start to $33.6 million Route 11 bridge project in Brewerton The $33.6 million project will replace the existing Brewerton Bridge with the first gussetless truss bridge in the state.
Miles Smith Georgia governor requests $2.2 billion for infrastructure, economic development Kemp told the General Assembly that nearly half the infrastructure investment would go to the Georgia Department of Transportation.
Miles Smith Ohio investing $92 million to develop shovel-ready business sites These improvements will be paid for using funding delivered through the All Ohio Future Fund.
Adam Rollins Asheville to distribute $80 million to support parks, transportation, public safety, housing projects The city will evenly divide the funds across four sectors to best promote recovery and resiliency efforts following Tropical Storm Helene.
Brady Pieper Michigan governor proposes $3 billion plan to improve local roads, transit statewide Reports say that Michigan drivers currently pay more than $750 a year for car repairs due to poor infrastructure.
Brady Pieper New York City plans pedestrian safety upgrades, infrastructure improvements at aging 42nd Street intersection NYDOT will commit approximately $41.7 million to the project, while the state Department of Environmental Protection will invest about $15.2 million to the venture.