Transportation technology in high demand as roads, bridges, airports and public transit authorities are modernizing nationwide
Key Rhode Island bridge will need to be demolished, replaced $350 million demolition, design-rebuild to be put out to bid, governor says; construction to take up to 24 months March 18, 2024
Indiana allocates $156 million for road, bridge improvement projects Federal transportation funds will enable rural communities to design, develop local projects in addition to buying rights of way March 15, 2024
Massachusetts to provide $175 million for critical projects statewide $106.1 million will be used for transportation, infrastructure, community development and affordable housing projects March 15, 2024
USDA funding Tribal communities’ clean water, high-speed internet projects $58 Million in grants will help support economic development, high-speed internet deployment and modern infrastructure March 14, 2024
Massachusetts P3 to support offshore wind terminal Agreement will turn former oil- and coal-fired power plant into a facility that will support construction of a floating farm February 28, 2024
Minnesota awards $18 million to seven port improvement projects Largest amount, $7.57 million, will go to Duluth Seaway Port Authority to abate hazardous materials and create a temporary storage area at the Port of Duluth-Superior February 21, 2024
Federal agencies make strides for equity in government contracting Updated reports mandated by a federal executive order to further advance racial equity and support for underserved communities February 21, 2024
Ohio bridge projects get $59.5 million boost from state Eleven bridges will receive state funding for repairs for the first time February 12, 2024
$485 million bond package would improve Dallas-area town’s streets, infrastructure Proposition E accounts for the largest portion of the bond, asking for $243.5 million to improve, expand and reconstruct streets February 9, 2024
Washington to spend $47 million to support affordable housing Funds will go to 43 projects designed to add 3,333 units of affordable housing statewide February 7, 2024