Mary Scott Nabers Collaboration Nation… and a new initiative the Strategic Partnerships Team is launching A shifting public sector landscape is changing the needs of public officials nationwide, with a need for public-private collaboration.
Adam Rollins New Topeka capital plan allocates more than $1B for future projects Topeka approved a $1 billion capital plan to modernize roads, utilities and storm systems, marking one of Kansas’ largest investments.
Allison Barnette MBTA accepts $850M to modernize Boston’s transit system MBTA accepted $850 million in tax funds to modernize transit with electric buses, rail upgrades and infrastructure improvements.
Mary Scott Nabers The move toward faster, shared-risk construction delivery is transforming how America builds Nationwide, agencies are adopting new delivery models to expedite projects, share risk, and drive innovation across sectors.
Mary Scott Nabers Capital Improvement Plans reveal next wave of public investment Cities, universities and agencies nationwide are releasing Capital Improvement Plans outlining major infrastructure investments.
Strategic Partnerships, Inc. Salutes Florence Simon: Director of the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Innovation San Francisco’s innovation director is tackling permitting, homelessness and police hiring while drawing on national policy experience.
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.