Mary Scott Nabers 2026 will be a “Year of Action” as infrastructure momentum holds firm Nationwide, infrastructure funding remains strong in 2026 as programs advance transportation, water and grid projects.
Allison Barnette Grand Junction unveils plan to consolidate public transit at new downtown hub Grand Junction is advancing a new multimodal mobility hub near its Amtrak station, backed by a federal RAISE grant.
Candace Barnette Alaska plans $52M Cold Bay dock replacement project Alaska officials are replacing Cold Bay’s aging dock, a vital link for ferry service and supplies to local communities.
Tracy Baker DOT opens $1.5B BUILD grant program for major transportation projects DOT has opened a $1.5 billion NOFO to support transportation projects nationwide, emphasizing safety and mobility.
Candace Barnette Federal grants accelerate Penn Station redevelopment in New York DOT has taken over Penn Station’s redevelopment, awarding $43 million to accelerate the project's construction.
Adam Rollins FRA retracts $4B in unspent funds from California’s high-speed rail project The FRA has terminated $4B from California’s high-speed rail due to deadlines, funding gaps and failure to meet federal mandates.
Candace Barnette Transportation projects can access higher federal loans under DOT policy change USDOT updates program to raise loan cap to 49 percent, speeding major transportation development and reducing financial costs.
Adam Rollins DOI launches $250M public land restoration initiative with P3s for America’s 250th birthday The DOI unveils the $250 million Patriot Program to restore public lands and preserve sites for the nation's 250th anniversary.
Brady Pieper FAA awards $80 million for new taxiway at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport The funding to advance the Sky Harbor International Airport Taxiway Uniform Taxiway U project in Phoenix.
Mary Scott Nabers Billion-dollar transportation infrastructure projects are scheduled to launch in 2025 and 2026 The U.S. cannot remain globally competitive without world-class infrastructure.