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California Public Institutions Are Flooding Back Into Solar Procurement Before Deadlines Bite
Two expired incentives and one more sunsetting in December have turned procurement delay into a calculable financial loss.
Infrastructure
Florida's $4 Billion Disaster Recovery Windfall Is Finally Reaching Local Contractors
After 15 months of federal approvals and action-plan reviews, a new wave of municipalities is issuing hurricane recovery contracts for the first time.
Infrastructure
Delaware Is Building EV Chargers for a Transition It Can No Longer Mandate
With its ZEV sales mandate struck down, Delaware's $17.5M federal charging program is the only engine left running on transportation electrification.
Infrastructure
Ohio Water Projects Are Flooding Into Procurement as Federal Deadline Looms
The IIJA's five-year water funding authorization expires September 30, pulling first-time buyers off the sidelines in a final scramble to lock in financing.
Infrastructure
Massachusetts Towns Are Racing to Lock In Water Funding Before a Five-Year Window Closes
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law water grants expire after FY2026, and communities that miss this procurement cycle will face smaller funding pools and no PFAS subsidy.
Infrastructure
Maryland Agencies Are Rushing to Buy Cybersecurity Services After a New Law Changed the Rules
A July 1 compliance deadline in SB0601 converted cybersecurity from best practice to legal obligation, and the state's RFP queue is the first hard evidence the bill has come due.
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Aug 20
Hawaii's Solar Developers Are Racing Three Clocks at Once
Aug 19
Rankin County Is Suddenly Buying Every Flood Engineering Study It Can Find
Aug 19
Maryland Agencies Are Suddenly Racing to Buy EV Charging Infrastructure
Aug 19
South Carolina Governments Are Spending Two Years of Cybersecurity Grants All at Once
Aug 19
Dove Springs Gets Sewer Fix as Austin Races to Stop an Overflow It Says Is Imminent
Aug 18
Utah Water Districts Are Rushing to Build Capacity They Should Have Built a Decade Ago
Aug 18
Delaware Is Building EV Chargers for a Transition It Can No Longer Mandate
Aug 18
Chicago Digs Up More Lead Pipes on the Northwest Side, Block by Block
Aug 17
Delaware Is Raising Roads Against the Tide, One Procurement at a Time
Aug 17
Virginia Is Spending $106 Million on EV Chargers and the Clock Is Running Out
Aug 17
North Dakota's Federal Water Grants Fell 83 Percent. That Was Always the Plan.
Aug 14
Wisconsin Cities Are Finally Cashing Their Federal Lead-Pipe Checks
Aug 14
Florida Cities Are Rushing to Buy Transit Services They Couldn't Fund a Year Ago
Aug 14
South Jersey Cities Are Done Waiting for Comcast. They're Building Their Own Internet.
Aug 14
Merced County Finally Breaking Ground on Black Rascal Creek Flood Project
Aug 14
Redford Township Pushes Into Phase 3 of Lead Pipe Removal
Aug 13
Pennsylvania Municipalities Flood the Market With Stormwater RFPs as a Decade-Late Deadline Arrives
Aug 13
New Hampshire's EV Charging Sprint Is Being Run Against a Federal Clock
Aug 13
Reedsport, Ore. Moves to Modernize Aging Levees That Keep Downtown from Flooding
Aug 13
South Lamar Boulevard Getting Bike Lanes, Sidewalks, and Rain Gardens After Decade of Delays
Aug 13
American Samoa Planning Its First Desalination Plant for Water-Scarce Island
Aug 13
Virginia Spaceport Eyes Deep-Water Port to Handle Next Generation of Rockets
Aug 12
Missouri Transit Agencies Are Scrambling to Keep Federal Money They Can No Longer Match
Aug 12
California Cities Are Flooding the EV Charging Market After a Year of Silence
Aug 11
Florida's Tiniest Towns Are Suddenly Shopping for Stormwater Engineers
Aug 11
Virginia Localities Are Flooding the Zone With Water Infrastructure Bids
Aug 11
Holden, Utah Rebuilding Its Drinking Water System From the Ground Up
Aug 11
Acworth Is Building a New Trail on Ragsdale Road to Connect a Growing City
Aug 11
Minneapolis to Formalize Minnehaha Creek Trail, Reviving a 140-Year-Old Vision
Aug 10
Washington Water Utilities Are Racing to Replace Lead Pipes Before a State Deadline Hits
Aug 10
Florida Holds $1.7 Billion in Hurricane Recovery Money and Has Spent None of It
Aug 10
Connecticut Towns Are Racing Federal Deadlines, Not Floodwater, to Fix Their Rivers
Aug 10
Connecticut Is Bolting Chargers to Depot Walls Before Washington Changes the Rules
Aug 7
Detroit's Aging Bus Fleet Just Unlocked More Than $100M in Federal Grants
Aug 7
Michigan's EV Funding Just Surged 637 Percent After a Court Forced Washington's Hand
Aug 7
Washington Metro Is Pulling In Federal Transit Dollars Faster Than Any System in America
Aug 7
NJ Transit Burned $26M on a World Cup Transitway It Couldn't Finish in Time
Aug 7
Gulfport Building $60M Road and I-10 Overpass to Link Port, Airport and Interstate
Aug 6
Florida Is Winning the Federal EV Money Race While Spending It on Flying Cars
Aug 6
NJ Transit Restarts Planning for Bergen County Light Rail After Years of Delays
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