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America confronts urgent water infrastructure needs

Wednesday, April 9th, 2025

The focus on water is extreme in almost every state in America. That’s because there are dozens of water infrastructure projects that simply must be addressed. The most critical issues tend to be water resources, aging water treatment plants, flood control, aging dam structures and leaking water pipelines. These types of projects are usually expensive, […]

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Hundreds of America’s cities have community-based projects about to launch… no slowdown in sight!

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025

Amid concern about federal funding programs, cities throughout the U.S. are launching community-based projects to enhance citizen services, attract tourism and build community assets. These types of initiatives will continue to provide an abundance of collaborative opportunities in 2025. City leaders in Fremont, California, have announced plans for a new $35.5 million public recreation facility. […]

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Population growth, weather events and public safety needs are creating great demand for public safety construction

Monday, March 31st, 2025

With so many changes announced daily at the federal level of government, inquiries continue to come in from people asking what government contractors should expect. My answer is always the same. While there are few guarantees in life about anything, the one area I am comfortable pronouncing safe is government contracting. That’s because there is […]

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Riding the rails will continue for people and freight – contracting opportunities abound… but changes could be looming

Thursday, March 27th, 2025

At one time, railroads were the predominant mode of travel in America. They still function well, but now hundreds of cities and many states are dealing with rail modifications and roadway revisions because of new safety requirements and other transportation priorities. Trains carry passengers and all kinds of freight, but when they pass through downtown […]

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Thoughts about the government marketplace in these disruptive times

Monday, March 17th, 2025

The unique and disruptive chaos so painfully visible at the federal level of government is causing millions of Americans to be extremely concerned about what comes next. The existing angst has disrupted global markets and caused many businesses to put a pause on major business decisions. Officials at the state and local levels of government […]

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Outdated correctional facilities in America are creating an abundance of upcoming projects

Wednesday, March 12th, 2025

Construction companies, technology firms and equipment vendors are advised to focus on what is happening with new funding for correctional facilities throughout the country. Plans for these types of facilities are on drawing boards with funding already in place throughout America. Federal regulations and the high cost of holding offenders in jail facilities with no […]

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A bridge repair here, another one there and many more in sight

Wednesday, March 5th, 2025

America’s old bridges must be repaired, replaced or expanded… and there are thousands of them. They will all receive the attention they require sometime soon because there is no other option. The funding to make these structures safe, sustainable and efficient for vehicles will not end any time soon, and the following examples of upcoming […]

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New Healthcare Facilities and Hospital Expansions Launching Nationwide with More on the Way

Monday, March 3rd, 2025

Many cities, universities and state agencies have new funding for healthcare facilities. Some funding will be used for repurposing or expanding existing buildings. Other funding is earmarked for completely new buildings. These resulting upcoming projects will not only call for professional services, construction, engineering, site work, new equipment, and technology, each will also require furniture, […]

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Few public projects generate as much diverse demand for industry expertise as infrastructure initiatives

Thursday, February 27th, 2025

Public infrastructure is a critical component of quality-of-life issues for American citizens throughout the U.S. It is also a huge source of collaboration for public officials and private sector companies. Upcoming projects are abundant and can be found in every state. The benefits that will be delivered are great. University officials at the State University […]

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Transforming public safety facilities for the future

Friday, February 14th, 2025

Across the nation, public safety infrastructure is undergoing a significant transformation. Public officials in cities and counties are investing in new facilities to enhance emergency response capabilities, improve operational efficiency, and support growing communities. From modernized police headquarters to consolidated fire and law enforcement facilities, these projects are addressing critical challenges related to citizen services. […]

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