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The U.S. Senate stopped a move by the House of Representatives to cut MAP-21, but the $105 billion program’s fate still under consideration.
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Government Procurement interview with nationally known funding experts.
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Five-year water, wastewater infrastructure repair bill: $45 billion.
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Proposals to eliminate tax-exempt status would cost states and localities $258 billion for water and sewers and $178 billion for roads.
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Ironically, Water and Clean Water revolving loans are losing about as much as they gained in the 2009 stimulus package.
Three states and a Canadian province form entity to deliver $1 trillion in regional projects.
How readers plan to deliver services without getting knocked out by lackluster aid and falling revenues.
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“Instead of embarking on megaprojects and central plans, governments are better off focusing on co-developing smaller scaled infrastructure with large firms, financed from user-fees rather than from the general tax revenue,” says study author.
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House proposal would reimburse straight-time salaries within 30 days of an emergency declaration.
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$6,000 a year ASCE graphics show economic impact of the trillion-dollar spending gap on average American.
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Water and wastewater revolving loans, FEMA state and local programs, and Community Development Block Grants are some of the federally funded programs in 11 agencies that’ll have less to share next year if Congress and the White House don’t balance the budget by Jan. 1, 2013.
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Considerable uncertainty surrounds the ground rules for Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) funding for highway, rail, and intermodal p
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Residents get the say-so on whether or not to build the Detroit River International Crossing (also called the New International Trade Crossing).
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Avert excessive disconnection/reconnection costs by implementing a pricing structure for the financially disadvantaged.
Key members of Congress are renewing their push to reward communities that approve appropriate building codes before disaster strikes.
Is applying for disaster-preparedness funding worth your time and effort?
How the Canadian city of Vancouver prepared for the 2010 Winter Olympics.
American Public Works Association's top leaders of 2012 forecast the most important trend that will shape their profession during the next few years.
Residents vote against levees to maintain recreational opportunities and hydroelectric functions.
Necessity and creativity keep the public-private connection going strong.