Water Infrastructure Update: New Law Helps Newark, Other Cities Fund Drinking-Water Upgrades Measure enacted Oct. 4 lets states shift more dollars to drinking-water revolving funds Tom Ichniowski September 11, 2019 No Comments UPDATE: Measure enacted Oct. 4 lets states shift more dollars to drinking-water revolving fundsRead More
Data Drives Smarter Water Systems Decisions Advances in technologies help water systems operate more efficiently, save money and build resilience Pam Radtke Russell August 28, 2019 2 Comments The untapped potential in using more data to plan, build and operate water systems could save billionsRead More
Oregon Loans Are a New Twist for WIFIA Tom Ichniowski August 28, 2019 No Comments The Environmental Protection Agency has broken new ground in the latest loans it cleared under its Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act, or WIFIA, program.Read More
Water Infrastructure EPA Clears $640M in WIFIA Loans for $1.3B Oregon Water Project Tom Ichniowski August 21, 2019 No Comments Action marks first time EPA has approved more than one WIFIA loan for a single project.Read More
Water Infrastructure WIFIA Requests Dip, But Dollars Sought Outrun Funds Available Tom Ichniowski July 22, 2019 No Comments EPA gets 51 requests seeking $6.6 billion in loans, exceeding the $6 billion agency can lend.Read More
Water Infrastructure Corps Picks Four Projects to Evaluate for P3s Tom Ichniowski June 25, 2019 No Comments But review will take six to 24 months to determine whether public-private financing is workable on the projects.Read More
The American Infrastructure Trump Signs Disaster Relief Bill With Billions for Infrastructure Update: Construction firms waiting for agencies to turn funds into contracts. Tom Ichniowski June 6, 2019 No Comments A $19.1-billion package has $3.3 billion for Corps civil works and $2.7 billion for DOD to rebuild storm-battered bases.Read More
Island Locale Complicates Portsmouth, N.H. Wastewater Project Johanna Knapschaefer May 20, 2019 No Comments The $73-million Portsmouth Wastewater Treatment Plant project is the city’s largest public works project in its historyRead More
Baltimore Project Pushes To Meet Federal Deadline Justin Rice April 15, 2019 No Comments City's first CM at-risk project helps cut costs on the $429-million Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant headworksRead More
Water Resources Senators Oppose Trump Budget Cuts for Corps Civil Works Tom Ichniowski April 11, 2019 One Comment Key appropriators slam proposed $2-billion, or 31%, reduction in civil-works program.Read More