Defense Department to establish P3 to advance, manage global energy infrastructure
Initiative will help manage department’s resilience requirements to support national security missions
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$54 million public-private partnership to bring battery rail to Boston
New decarbonized fleet would be first fully electric line in the state, bringing more frequent service and lower emissions
Urban renewal projects are abundant throughout the U.S.
Many federal programs support revitalization projects for cities and specific neighborhoods and currently, there is an abundance of revenue flowing to cities. The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), is one of
Rhode Island expands EV charging access through NEVI program
State expected to launch second phase of program, focused on community-based public charging or other critical infrastructure needs
Texas city seeks P3 partners for new City Hall complex
City issues RFQ for financial advisory services to develop a financially feasible and realistic vision for revitalizing area
New York seeks developers to convert former prison into housing
Projects align with the Prison Redevelopment Commission Report’s recommendations to redevelop closed prisons into projects that foster new housing, jobs and economic activity
Nashville establishes private-public partnership to expand affordable housing
City, Metro Nashville and several funding partners have invested $75 million to provide financial assistance to accelerate development
Historic $2.55 billion bond issue to pay for JFK’s new international terminal
New Terminal One will serve as an anchor international terminal in the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s $19 billion project to transform JFK
Partnership to bring air taxis to Houston Airports
Agreement expands on a recent public-private partnership to develop vertiport infrastructure in the greater Houston area
Dayton, Ohio, seeking developer for $60-80 million downtown hotel
Project likely to be a public-private partnership; officials look to select developer before late summer
