Infrastructure

Overcoming transit funding challenges Anyone who has lived in, worked in or visited a large urban area in the United

A new approach to spending tracking seeks to reduce wasted tax dollars The federal government spends billions of dollars every

Building infrastructure and public trust Most of the conversations about building infrastructure are about the methods for financing specific projects

Tax reform and infrastructure can significantly boost the American Economy and create real job and wage growth, but both present

As urban planners use their expertise to devise strategies to secure funding, cities then can focus more attention on economic

Creating a schedule and carefully monitoring and sticking to it throughout construction will lead to better outcomes  By Kristy Wolfe

West Jefferson, N.C.’s renovation of their Main Street has improved the economy and infrastructure of the town, and most importantly,

Getting your assets in a row has never been easier or more accurate than with web-based, GIS asset management solutions,

Investing isn’t just in dollars and cents, but in time, energy, and talent By Mike Drai According to Cohen and

As facilities continue to increase their reliance on computer-controlled systems, protecting against cyber sabotage is an increasingly essential component in

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has launched  “Each One…Outreach to One,” an initiative aimed

A case study of a 3-D utility engineering project on a gas main installation allowed for decreased production costs and a

Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District relies on innovative manhole risers By Angus W. Stocking With a population of about 320,000,

Public-private partnerships can help get more infrastructure needs met when given the tools to do the job By Michael Deane