The Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) plans to break ground on campus improvements totaling an estimated $135.5 million in 2026 in the Pasadena, California area. District officials discussed the projects at a recent meeting about PUSD’s Capital Bond Program plan, which also includes active construction projects totaling more than $76 million and $86.8 million in […]
After implementing sweeping improvements over the past four years, Ohio has earned its highest ever infrastructure grade – an average “C” across 17 categories. The grade is a step up from the state’s previous “C-” evaluation recorded in the American Society of Civil Engineer’s (ASCE) 2021 infrastructure report card. Ohio’s infrastructure investments have allowed it […]
Alabama is making funding available for projects that prepare industrial sites for redevelopment or construction in the latest round of the Site Evaluation and Economic Development Strategy (SEEDS) grant program. Gov. Kay Ivey recently announced that round three of Alabama’s SEEDS grant program is open, with $23.2 million available for industrial site development across the […]
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The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) has released its MARC Growth and Transformation Plan, detailing railroad expansion projects and other transportation improvements totaling an estimated $13.7 billion. The plan will guide MTA’s future rail initiatives, outlining a five-year, a 15-year and an unconstrained phase. It details service opportunities, future projects, associated costs and next steps for […]
The U.S. General Services Administration, the federal agency which manages government buildings and infrastructure, is spearheading a $335 million project to build a new federal courthouse in downtown Hartford, Connecticut. The courthouse will be located at 154 Allyn Street, a 2.19-acre parking lot between Union Station and the XL Center. This location was announced as […]