Mary Scott Nabers A fast-growing trend may have great impact on government procurement Without funding for infrastructure projects, private sector funding for large public projects may be the only option left.
Keaton Peters FAA launches massive air traffic control modernization plan The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has projected a $12.5 billion cost, with some estimations as high as $18.5 billion.
Veronica Piscitelli Anoka’s $55M dam plan would create Minnesota’s first river surfing venue The town could be the first to offer surfing at a human-made, dam-controlled whitewater park, according to the Department of Natural Resources.
Adam Rollins University of Wisconsin approves $370 million plan to upgrade and expand STEM facilities The project will involve the demolition and redevelopment of the Physics Building to create space for the new structure.
Miles Smith DOT awards $785 million to boost rural transportation access This funding is expected to improve freight movement and strengthen supply chains.
Brady Pieper “Highway to Nowhere” in West Baltimore getting $85 million for redevelopment The so-called Highway to Nowhere is a nearly 1.4-mile segment of U.S. 40 initially constructed in the 1970s.
Brady Pieper Feds release over $1.3 billion to modernize nation’s transportation infrastructure The grants will fund transportation projects around the nation to modernize critical infrastructure and increase access to transit.
Brady Pieper Massachusetts announces $50M project to build first fully accessible rail station in Newton The Newtonville Station reconstruction project will replace the existing station with the first fully accessible commuter rail hub in the city.
Keaton Peters Topeka looks to replace 1,000 lead pipes with $74 million loan Service lines, which connect water mains to buildings, were commonly built using toxic lead until 1986 when they were banned nationwide.
Brady Pieper DOE announces $2 billion in grid hardening, resilience funding through GRIP Program The $2 billion funding, provided through the Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships Program, is expected to enable over 7.5 gigawatts of additional grid capacity.