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Facility Planning

Amid Returning Passengers, Airports Look to the Future

September 22, 2022

Stewards of North American airports discussed sustainability, diversity and future funding challenges at the ACI-NA conference in Minneapolis.

Project Delivery

Design-Build Team Picked for $4B Md. First Phase P3 Beltway Widening

Debra K. Rubin

September 22, 2022

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Tutor-Perini will lead construction of 14 miles of new toll lanes on congested D.C. suburban highway and rebuild of a 60-year old Potomac River crossing.

Energy Construction

Sen. Manchin Unveils Project Permit Reform Legislation

Tom Ichniowski

September 22, 2022

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Senate consideration of the proposal included in a stopgap spending bill was a condition the West Virginia Democrat won for his support of the $369B climate funding package President Joe Biden signed in August.

Infrastructure Act

Senate Panel Examines IIJA Highway Programs' Rollout

Tom Ichniowski

September 21, 2022

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While highway funding and formula-distributed funds in the Infrastructure Act have gotten good reviews, Republicans find fault with how FHWA is carrying out discretionary programs.

Transportation

Stalled $2.7B Bridge Project Back on Track in Mobile, Ala.

Derek Lacey

September 21, 2022

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Years after local concerns tabled it, state DOT moves forward with new bridge, causeway work.

Transportation

Officials See Much Work Ahead for New York City's Infrastructure

State, local officials cite progress in maintaining aging structures

September 20, 2022

State, local officials cite progress in maintaining aging structures and transforming the car culture.

Transportation Infrastructure

First Contract Proposals Submitted for $2.3B I-81 Viaduct Removal in Syracuse, NY

Project aims to reconnect neighborhoods and restore city's downtown area

Scott Blair

September 20, 2022

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Removal of upstate city's legacy highway structure passed a key milestone with shortlisted teams submitting proposals on Sept. 16 for the estimated $232-million first contract.