City Report: Veronica McBeth, DOT of Baltimore
Veronica McBeth, DOT for the City of Baltimore, Md., shares her outlook for 2026 After working as a Deputy Assistant
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In This Issue
What government contractors should expect in 2026
Americans experienced a rapidly changing world in 2025 and from all indications, it appears that change will continue to be
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Addressing Aging Infrastructure with Sustainability
The completion of the Denver Water Northwater Treatment Plant in Golden, Colo., marks a significant milestone in their commitment to
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Public Works in Las Vegas Year in Review
The City of Las Vegas aspires to plan, design, build, operate and maintain our assets to enable safe and reliable
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New Harbor Bridge Sets Engineering Records
After a long-awaited nine years of construction, the new U.S. 181 Harbor Bridge Replacement, in Corpus Christi, Texas, opened to
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Public Works Supports All of Us
Without public works, nothing works. No clean water, no sewers and no showers. No roads, bridges or bike paths and
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AI Interview: Mario Vasquez, City Manager of Kansas City
Mario Vasquez reflects on his first year as City Manager and gives hints on what’s to come American Infrastructure: You
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Reflecting on Sustainable Infrastructure
As we close another year, those of us working in sustainable infrastructure face a paradox. The term “sustainability” has become
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GIS Technology: Innovation In Motion
The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority utilizes GIS technology The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority (GNHWPCA
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Building the Foundation of Tomorrow
How the County of San Diego’s culture of service and shared purpose strengthens its communities Most of what holds a
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How Chicago DWM Faces Flooding
Climate change is a problem levying a heavy tax on Chicago’s sewer infrastructure. We are experiencing more 100-year storms now
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Ohio, Once Again, Votes for Infrastructure
Bipartisan support in May 2025 renewed Ohio’s State Capital Improvement Program In 1987, former state Senator Harry Meshel, a strong
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Newark’s Pequannock Water Treatment Plant Upgrades
Newark’s Pequannock Water Treatment Plant (PWTP) now has the capacity to treat 60 million gallons of water per day after
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Public Officials Step Up to Fund Infrastructure Projects
State and local governments across the U.S. are making historic investments in infrastructure, with billions allocated toward roads, bridges, water
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Kansas City Builds for the Next Century
The new John Jordan “Buck” O’Neil Memorial Bridge in Kansas City replaces the outdated 1956 structure with a modern design
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Safety First: Why Flaggers Need More Than a Paddle
Flaggers play a critical but often overlooked role in roadway construction, acting as the first line of defense for both
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What’s on the Books for 2024
Billions allocated for infrastructure projects will result in thousands of contracting opportunities for the year By Mary Scott Nabers America
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