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Apr 20th 2023 | Posted in Water Projects by Government Contracting Pipeline

California is getting an infusion of $307 million to fix pipes, install new bypass channels, repair fish ladders, refurbish values, and improve pumps, turbines and motors. Funding will come from the Inflation Reduction Act and an infrastructure bill approved by the U.S. Congress. The 24 California projects will join a total of 83 projects in […]

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Apr 20th 2023 | Posted in Infrastructure by Government Contracting Pipeline

Maryland — The Howard County Council will soon consider the 2024 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), a plan that seeks $379 million in funding for education, flood control and stormwater management, bike and pedestrian infrastructure, road maintenance, public safety and other needs of the city. The CIP calls for capital projects to be funded through a combination […]

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Apr 19th 2023 | Posted in Mary Scott Nabers' Insights, Opportunities by Mary Scott Nabers
Delaware River Turnpike Toll Bridge. Courtesy of Wikipedia.

Ever wonder how much it would take to make all of America’s bridges safe and in good repair? Spoiler alert – it will require billions. A recent study released by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) reports that $48 billion will be required just to replace and/or rehabilitate National Highway System bridges currently classified as “structurally […]

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Apr 14th 2023 | Posted in Mary Scott Nabers' Insights, Opportunities by Mary Scott Nabers
Photo courtesy of the Hawaii State Auditor's Office

Support for public-private partnerships (P3s) continues to mount and federal programs are available to help fund P3 projects. Not only is the federal government encouraging private sector collaboration and investment, guidance for public officials ready to launch the projects is also available now. The newly launched Regional Infrastructure Accelerators Program has placed assistance centers throughout […]

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Apr 12th 2023 | Posted in Mary Scott Nabers' Insights, Opportunities by Mary Scott Nabers
Photo courtesy of the city of Missoula, Mont.

Bus rapid transit (BRT) system activities should not be overlooked if partnering with the government is of interest. This is a ‘hot’ marketplace for contracting and collaboration. Opportunities will include, but not be limited to, initiatives that enhance and make route schedules more efficient, convenient and appealing. The construction of sheltered wait stations, real-time mapping […]

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Apr 6th 2023 | Posted in Infrastructure by Government Contracting Pipeline
Artist rendering of Brookley by the Bay. Courtesy of the city of Mobile.

A master plan has been created to transform 98-acre waterfront land in Alabama into a biodiverse park called Brookley by the Bay. The project aims to restore the site’s ecosystem while creating a gathering place for the city. The vision includes a performance pavilion for events, a kayak launch, playgrounds, hiking trails, public beach access […]

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Apr 6th 2023 | Posted in Education by Texas Government Insider

Southwestern University is investing $120 million, over the next 3 years, in a series of construction and renovation projects. Projects will be in three major areas – living and learning, supporting student athletes and renovation and modernization of facilities. According to school officials, the projects will help the university remain competitive and continue to attract […]

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Apr 6th 2023 | Posted in Healthcare by Texas Government Insider

Travis County Commissioners voted unanimously to move forward with recommendations from a recent forensic mental health report. The 10-month study evaluated Travis County jail inmates struggling with mental health or substance abuse disorders. The centerpiece of the recommendations is a 32-bed mental health diversion center to provide services for citizens in need of support, but […]

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Apr 6th 2023 | Posted in Mary Scott Nabers' Insights, Opportunities by Mary Scott Nabers

Federal programs that have been significantly enhanced are now responsible for hundreds of new projects called ‘rail to trail’ initiatives throughout the U.S. Congress authorized billions of dollars to support multi-use trails and other kinds of non-motorized transportation projects and the funding is now flowing through the Federal Highway Administration. In fact, the distribution is […]

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Apr 5th 2023 | Posted in Mary Scott Nabers' Insights, Opportunities by Mary Scott Nabers

A recent study revealed some shocking facts. Researchers with Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit organization, provided data that points to more than 200 million Americans who must depend on contaminated drinking water. Chemicals that are commonly used to treat manufactured products for heat resistance and water repellence (PFAS or ‘forever chemicals’) are now in the […]

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