Agencies seek construction sector support for project contracting and workforce execution, with billions in investment seen to expand options for drought-plagued water systems and other overburdened infrastructure.

A project that repaired a 110-year-old canal to reduce the threat of flooding from the Price River required a $2.4-million investment by the Carbon Canal Co. to divert water from the deteriorating canal.

Ames replaces aging Utah powerplant to upgrade energy-generating facilities and preserve key water rights for eastern Utah communities.

Colorado environmental-restoration contractor intentionally limits the number of clients it serves to maintain quality and integrity

The 5.2-mile-long Michigan Ditch was originally constructed in the early 1900s to convey water from the west side of the mountain range to the east.

The North Davis Sewer District’s biosolids treatment processes were operating over capacity and relying on inefficient and outdated equipment.