New York announces start to $33.6 million Route 11 bridge project in Brewerton
The $33.6 million project will replace the existing Brewerton Bridge with the first gussetless truss bridge in the state.
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North Carolina launches pilot program to enhance road safety and efficiency
The program is designed to provide a more interconnected roadway network and advance the state's goal of ensuring the safe movement of people and products.
San Antonio approves groundbreaking multibillion-dollar bike network plan
The plan will result in approximately 1,740 miles of new and upgraded bike facilities across the city.
Palm Beach County seeks proposals for transportation master plan
The county is specifically looking for firms that have worked in metropolitan areas with populations of at least 1.5 million.
Rochester, New York, gets $100 million for Inner Loop North project
The Inner Loop North Transformation Project will remove Rochester’s Inner Loop and replace it with a new development.
DOT awards $544 million to reconnect communities divided by transit infrastructure
These grants will go to projects that improve the access, reliability and development of community necessities and economic opportunities.
Emerging railroad infrastructure projects create high demand for private sector contracting partners
These initiatives across the country provide a wealth of opportunities for contractors in various fields.
California releases long-term vision to guide rail infrastructure projects
The State Rail Plan envisions years of funding opportunities and massive upgrades to California's rail system.
Pennsylvania allocating $55 million to modernize, replace freight rail infrastructure
The grants will improve mobility options for Pennsylvania residents and modernize the state’s freight and passenger rail services.
Marin County, California, adopts 25-year strategic plan to guide transportation spending
The Countywide Transportation Plan will focus on enhancing mobility, improving air quality and preserving quality of life for Marin’s current residents and future generations to come.
