DOT awarding $260 million for New York City infrastructure projects
City officials say the two announcements represent the single largest day of competitive grant awards in New York City history.
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Communities nationwide planning disaster preparedness, sustainability projects
As government leaders prepare for even more disasters, there are hundreds of disaster preparedness and sustainability projects throughout America already underway or almost ready to launch.
DOE launches five-year consortium to advance geothermal research, projects
The GEODE initiative pulls from the expertise of the oil and gas sector to expand geothermal energy deployment, innovate cutting-edge technologies and impact the future of renewable energy.
New Mexico exploring how to reclaim non-potable water for industry
In a study, the New Mexico Environment Department assessed the potential for using non-potable water sources in manufacturing, energy production and other industrial processes.
Florida to distribute $47 million to reconstruct streets, improve safety
The Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity program invests in community projects to build and renovate critical transportation infrastructure projects across the country.
EPA announcing $965 million in rebates for Clean School Bus Program
The program offers rebates to applicants that replace existing gas-powered school buses with clean, zero-emissions models.
New funding for projects to upgrade and modernize a different type of transportation
The funding will support ferry projects in 14 states, including replacing old vessels with electric ships, upgrading the waterfront facilities and modernizing the systems with technology.
$11B transit proposal on November ballot in Cobb County, Georgia
The bond initiative proposes a 1-cent sales tax to support, expand and improve Cobb County’s transit services over the next 30 years.
Poughkeepsie, New York approves $170 million capital improvement plan
The plan's main goal is to address city engineering initiatives such as bridges, public buildings, parks, and land acquisition.
It’s a very good year for contractors to partner with government
Many of the projects are funded by federal programs, with billions yet to be allocated before the end of 2026, and visionary leaders are moving quickly to take advantage of this funding.
