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...
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...
At a time when information is available instantly on phones, computers and laptops, communities across the country are making a surprising but deliberate investment in bricks-and-mortar libraries. Far from becoming obsolete, public libraries are being reimagined as...
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...
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...
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...