The University of Missouri issued an RFI to redevelop 300 acres through public-private partnerships.
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El Paso’s $207M I-10 deck project seeks to reconnect neighborhoods, add green space and civic facilities, with construction in 2027.
OIG's report finds Amtrak’s contract oversight has gaps that could lead to overpayment and fraud.
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Iowa opens a $400M broadband grant round to expand rural access, targeting underserved areas with
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The University of Missouri is developing a collaborative nuclear research reactor with a consortium of public-private partners.
DOE will distribute up to $500 million to support domestic battery processing, recycling and manufacturing projects.
Tucson and Tucson Electric Power drafted an agreement to advance clean energy, resilience and infrastructure coordination.
West Virginia opened applications for funding to support grid modernization and resilience projects statewide.
Florida International University secured a $20 million DOE contract to cleanup Cold War-era nuclear testing and production sites.
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North Dakota will distribute nearly $200 million in grants to expand telehealth, workforce training and healthcare access.
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UM regents approved two projects totaling $143 million to expand behavioral health
The federal government is launching six AI cybersecurity resources to help institutions
New York launches EXPRESS NY to streamline housing, infrastructure and small business
Two cities are launching and piloting into new social housing policies to
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UDOT will invest $2.8 billion in projects in 2026, including major freeway expansions, interchanges and roadway improvements.
The Department of Energy awarded $320 million to fund research projects across advanced technology fields.
California will invest nearly $900 million in transportation, including rail upgrades, freight improvements and transit infrastructure.
NSRI secured a $500 million defense contract to support research on warfighting technologies and strategic deterrence.
Spokane will build a land bridge over I-90 to reconnect neighborhoods and improve multimodal access across the corridor.
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Alabama – The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) received $24.4 million to build the Center for Cybersecurity Research and Education (CCRE). The funds were approved by the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees. The 45,000-square-foot renovation project
Ohio – A new mixed-use facility will see the demolition of the currently vacant Franklin County downtown corrections center and the construction of a new building for county offices, additional parking and a childcare center. Initial estimates put the
Washington – New pedestrian and bicycle greenways are part of a recently approved initiative to improve parks along Seattle’s Elliott Bay. The $45 million effort is being led by Elliot Bay Connections (EBC), a new partnership between the City of
Pennsylvania – The Multimodal Transportation Fund is distributing $49.6 million to fund 58 transportation infrastructure projects in 37 Pennsylvania counties. Approved projects were selected based on safety benefits, regional economic conditions, technical and financial feasibility, job creation, energy efficiency
Virginia – Repeated flooding in the city of Alexandria is being addressed with the combination of two large capacity projects. A $50 million project, now in design, will increase storm sewer capacity and convey runoff from larger storms. A
Oregon – If the Newport area were to experience an earthquake, two dams have an increasing chance of failure due to age and poor construction. A $4 million influx from state lottery funds will now pay for the design
New Jersey – In an Aug. 22 meeting, the Montville Township Board of Education voted unanimously on the bond referendum language to meet the critical needs of five elementary schools. Currently, elementary schools have 100 students over capacity and
Ohio – The Silicon Heartland, the site of Intel’s future campus, will benefit from Governor Mike DeWine’s and the Ohio Department of Transportation’s (ODoT) $90 million investment in transportation. $66 million will fund infrastructure projects across Delaware, Franklin and
Washington – Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) is moving forward with plans for a replacement drinking water reservoir in the Bitter Lake Neighborhood. The 21-million-gallon Bitter Lake Reservoir is estimated to cost $91 million. Project design plans continue to be
