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Scott Cox sprinted across the field, slogging through ankle-deep water, to where his parents’ house stood moments before. Read More
Scott Cox sprinted across the field, slogging through ankle-deep water, to where his parents’ house stood moments before. Read More
Decades of underinvestment in public transportation has not only left us with crumbling infrastructure and excessive greenhouse gas emissions, … Read More
CHARLESTON — Nearly one year after the federal government awarded West Virginia more than $1.2 billion for broadband expansion, West Virginia was … Read More
Aldo Soledad relies on his phone’s data plan to take care of his internet needs. When it comes to living without home internet, he isn’t alone. Read More
First Student, which is the leading school transportation provider in North America, is set to host a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday in Harrisburg, … Read More
Similar to how a nutrition label details food content, the FCC now mandates labels for internet providers to clarify service details for consumers to … Read More
In our Meeting the Infrastructure Moment series, Anser’s own subject matter experts share their perspectives on what owners can do to succeed, including best practices for receiving and spending these funds.
Are you and your organization ready to deliver? Recent legislation is an alphabet soup of huge new funding sources for public and private organizations alike,
The Importance of a Trained Workforce: Formalization, Implementation, and Benefits Once an organization has established their governance structure, they have a strategic, ethical, and operational
Scope Considerations and Planning In an institution in the northeast, there was a bit of a joke that at least three initial planning studies needed
Budgets/Cost Management There is nothing more important in achieving the program’s objective than a comprehensive project budget. The success of a project hinges on getting
The Best Approaches to Ensuring Compliance Once your organization has developed internal structure, processes, and procedures as we covered in Part I of our series,
Systems Big Data, machine learning, blockchain, and augmented reality are all hot topics across industries right now. In the Construction industry, discussion of digital twins,
THE INFRASTRUCTURE BILL & LABOR SHORTAGE The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) will bring $550 billion of new federal investments in America’s infrastructure
Last Friday marked one year since President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan into law. This historic legislation drove our economic recovery, helped students safely return to their classrooms, and allowed Americans to get back to work. Moody’s estimates that 4 million of the 7.4 million jobs created in the first year of the Biden-Harris Administration would not exist without the American Rescue Plan. Notably, since January 2021, we have created 467,000 jobs at the state and local levels and education jobs experienced the best growth on record.
With President Biden’s pen down and the ink on the bill now dry, funds appropriated in the Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) will begin
On Friday, November 12th, Congress passed a $1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure package approving a signature part of President Joe Biden’s economic agenda. The following Monday, President Biden signed the 2021 Infrastructure and Jobs Act into law. Biden remarked, “This law is a blue-collar blueprint to rebuild America. It leaves no one behind and marks an inflection point that we face as a nation” . The bill marks a dramatic increase in infrastructure spending through a broad spectrum of programs. It will deliver $550 billion of new federal infrastructure investments over five years, affecting everything from bridges and roads to the nation’s broadband, water, and energy systems.
The remarkable passage of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) will give a much-needed jump start to addressing infrastructure inefficiencies. Amtrak, one
TOPEKA — The federal agency overseeing distribution of $42 billion in state grants for expansion of broadband networks approved Kansas’ plan for … Read More
The FCC does not allow an ISP defendant to argue that its decision not to provide access to broadband was based on any substantial, legitimate, …
Two federal lawmakers from our region want to incentivize towns to host clean energy infrastructure, including transmission lines. Read More
Carbon emissions from electric generation are down 48% from 2005 levels Since 2022, helped customers access nearly $377 million in financial … Read More
Billions of federal dollars from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) are becoming available at the … Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. (press release) – Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. (D-LA) announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) will grant … Read More