John Hennessy III,
P.E.
America’s airports are entering a new era of expansion and modernization as passenger demand, aging infrastructure, security requirements, and economic growth continue to drive major capital investment nationwide. From large international hubs to growing regional airports, officials are advancing projects designed to improve traveler experiences, expand operational capacity, strengthen security systems, and position airports for long-term […]
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A new generation of transit projects is reshaping how public transportation is structured to improve community connections. Across the United States, public agencies are advancing multimodal hubs that do more than move passengers, they anchor development, improve access, and redefine the rider experience. This shift comes at a time when transit systems are under pressure to modernize aging […]
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America’s bridge infrastructure is entering a defining decade. Transportation agencies are advancing high value replacement projects that blend safety, mobility, freight reliability, and multimodal access. Many of the structures now slated for reconstruction were built between 1950 to 1980 and were never designed to accommodate today’s traffic volumes, vehicle weights, or safety standards. The result is a national wave of large-scale […]
View this complete post...Airports throughout the US. are moving beyond incremental upgrades and toward long-range modernization strategies. Projects are being designed to meet sustained growth, evolving airline needs, and rising passenger expectations. From terminal expansions to landside and parking improvements, these comprehensive programs reflect a broader shift in how airport operators are planning for capacity, resilience, and long-term flexibility. Several recently announced […]
View this complete post...America’s transit agencies are being upgraded and modernized, delivering new amenities, upgraded convenience, better security, and safer access for riders. After years of deferred upgrades, many cities are prioritizing projects that improve transfers, simplify operations, and provide more comfortable environments for riders. These investments reflect a broader shift away from purely vehicle-focused spending toward infrastructure […]
View this complete post...As 2026 gets underway, there’s an abundance of activity linked to extremely large infrastructure projects throughout the U.S. While federal funding support will not be as available in the future as it was in 2022–2024, funding is still flowing in 2026. That’s because much of the federal funding support today was authorized on a multi-year clock that runs through […]
View this complete post...Collisions between vehicles and wildlife in the U.S. continue to pose a significant and costly safety challenge for drivers and a major threat to habitat connectivity and wildlife conservation. On average, more than 1,000,000 wildlife vehicle collisions are documented annually, costing over $8 to $10 billion in societal impacts and safety risks for motorists and animals. These crashes involve a wide […]
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As 2026 approaches, transit-oriented development (TOD) continues to gain traction in cities throughout America. Federal funding support is holding steady, and new financing tools are available to broaden the field for planners, builders, and public agencies. The Federal Transit Administration’s Pilot Program for TOD project planning remains funded for fiscal year 2026 and larger federal programs, such as the Capital Investment Grants and […]
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America’s airports continue to experience one of the busiest building cycles in decades. This is an area of activity that should not be ignored. Construction cranes are rising over terminals, runways are being resurfaced, and new security technology is rolling out to handle record crowds. Passenger traffic is hitting historic highs—TSA screened more than three […]
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America’s bridge infrastructure has been a significant concern for at least the last twenty years, but the critical needs are slowly being addressed. In 2016, an annual report from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) listed approximately 56,000 bridges that were deemed to be structurally deficient. That staggering reality initiated immediate action from government […]
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