1 day agoIndiana Infrastructure Assessment Highlights Needs and Long-Term Investment
Indiana’s first state-specific infrastructure assessment gives the state a D+, citing needs across water, bridges, dams, stormwater, and the electric grid, as well as funding gaps. Indiana American Water plans more than $1 billion in water and wastewater investment over five years, signaling potential future work but no current solicitation.
8 days agoSt. Petersburg Voters Approve $600M Tax for Flood and Water Infrastructure
St. Petersburg voters approved a property tax expected to generate about $600 million for flood resilience and water infrastructure, advancing a municipal project pipeline across drinking water, sewer, stormwater, drainage, and pump-station systems. Contractors should monitor city planning and oversight activity: the measure accelerates the anticipated work program from 24 years to 19, but the signal identifies no specific solicitations or procurement dates.
22 days agoNPS Begins $69.5M Death Valley Water Infrastructure Modernization
The National Park Service has begun a three-year, $69.5 million rehabilitation of water and wastewater systems at Death Valley National Park, funded through the Great American Outdoors Act’s Legacy Restoration Fund. Construction is underway, with no open solicitation identified; the project offers market context for firms supporting federal utility and infrastructure work rather than an active bid opportunity.