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There are ways to increase the efficiency of infrastructure projects By Manuel H. Lazerov Political divisiveness is becoming a permanent

With the continued negative view of P3s, it is time to change the term to open new doors for financing

A year of growth leads to an improved five-year Infrastructure Management Program (IMP) By ROBERT M. PEREZ and JENNIFER NICEWANDER, P.E.

P3s present a variety of benefits and challenges for local governments who choose to undertake them By Greg Hummel and

While the federal government struggles to come up with a viable long-term plan, local officials must take care of their

With some projects standing stagnant for over 30 years, it is time to change the way we approach infrastructure project

As our infrastructure continues to decay, the best option for repair is public-private partnerships By Manuel H. Lazerov Many infrastructure

The U.S. government could save trillions in infrastructure costs by acting now, not later By Matt Brown   As the

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) fulfills a vital role in maintaining the strength and security of our nation. Securing

Located in the Pentagon, the Department of Defense (DoD) is America’s oldest and largest government agency. With its military tracing

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) works to strengthen America’s security by building and maintaining infrastructure and providing military

The U.S. has a long history of enhancing and empowering its communities. In the 1960s, the U.S. Department of Housing

Investing in Maglev technology would boost commerce, while relieving overcrowded airways and highways Can technology provide the solution to America’s

Condition assessment allows public sector agencies to guarantee the delivery of safe, reliable, and efficient service to their constituents By

Despite claims that there simply isn’t money for infrastructure reform, Governor Rendell sheds light on plans that will create the