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Downtown transit centers are driving the next generation of mobility projects

Friday, January 30th, 2026

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 […]

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Billions of dollars in play as communities tackle aging water infrastructure

Wednesday, January 28th, 2026

America’s water and wastewater infrastructure is entering a period of reinvestment, and because of that, opportunities for collaboration between private sector firms and public entities will be abundant in 2026. Decades-old treatment plants, pump stations, and collection systems are being pushed beyond their original design lives by population growth, tighter environmental regulations, and volatile weather patterns. Public officials are moving to protect and upgrade […]

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Building the Future: Major public investments are driving America’s next economic growth cycle

Wednesday, January 21st, 2026

Public sector leaders are increasingly aligning capital investments to support long-term economic development objectives. Rather than focusing solely on bricks and mortar, cities, counties, and educational institutions are prioritizing projects that strengthen workforce pipelines, enhance quality of place, modernize aging infrastructure, and position communities to compete for private sector investment. According to recent national economic development reporting, infrastructure, higher education facilities, and downtown revitalization projects […]

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U.S. convention center projects surge as cities chase event-driven revenue growth

Friday, January 16th, 2026

Across the U.S., cities are making major capital commitments to convention centers as competition for events, visitor spending, and downtown revitalization intensifies. According to industry research, the global meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions market is projected to surpass $1.8 trillion by the early 2030s. North America is set to benefit from the largest share of that amount. At the same time, convention and trade show […]

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2026 will be a “Year of Action” as infrastructure momentum holds firm

Wednesday, January 14th, 2026

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 […]

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Multimillion-dollar wildlife overpass and underpass projects are reshaping America’s roads

Saturday, January 10th, 2026

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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Quality-of-life investments are reshaping higher education campuses

Wednesday, January 7th, 2026

As competition for college and university students intensifies, a clear trend is emerging across higher education. Institutions are investing heavily in new campus facilities that serve as visible proof points of institutional strength. These investments signal a focus on student needs and increasingly appear to influence how prospective students and families evaluate schools when enrollment decisions are […]

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From scattered offices to service hubs – Cities are rewriting the front doors to government

Saturday, December 6th, 2025

Municipal officials throughout the country are quietly rethinking where and how to best deliver public services. Instead of maintaining a patchwork of aging city halls, police stations, fire departments, courts, dispatch centers, and administrative offices that are all scattered, city leaders are consolidating functions into fewer expanded and modernized facilities. The reasons are practical, increasingly urgent, and related to escalating costs. Public buildings in the past […]

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The next infrastructure wave isn’t roads — it’s treatment plants

Thursday, December 4th, 2025

America’s wastewater infrastructure is suddenly having a very visible moment, and the numbers explain why. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) latest Clean Watersheds Needs Survey places the estimated amount of funding needed for clean water infrastructure improvements over the next two decades is $630.1 billion, and some of the needs are immediate. This critical gap is forcing thousands of communities to move projects from “someday” to “shovel-ready”, and 2026 is shaping […]

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As housing shortages escalate, cities turn to an unlikely ally: Aging shopping malls

Thursday, November 20th, 2025

An interesting and visionary trend is creating incredible benefits throughout the U.S., and the momentum is notable. It starts with the recognition that hundreds of traditional indoor shopping malls are struggling, and yet they represent properties that could be repurposed into new village-like communities at a time when housing shortages are critical issues.  Hundreds of […]

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