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Civil Engineers: Maine’s Infrastructure Grade Improves to a ‘C’

CCR Magazine

The improving grades are the results of increased investment and efforts to build more resilient infrastructure. Maine has invested substantially in projects to improve roads and bridges across the state, with Maine DOTs 2024-2026 work plan including $4.74 President of the Maine section of ASCE.

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Bridge replacement to boost NSW flood resilience

Roads Online

Work will start in January with the construction of precast elements off-site, and is due to be complete in February 2026, weather permitting. ” The post Bridge replacement to boost NSW flood resilience appeared first on Roads & Infrastructure Magazine.

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Designing Resilient Stormwater Systems 

Civil + Structural Engineer

Municipalities are incentivizing LID design through expedited permitting, tax breaks, and alternative favorable stormwater development requirements, making it innovative, cost-effective, and faster to build. The bipartisan infrastructure bill provided $5 billion per year until 2026 just for bridges.

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Discover the Latest News on Water Utility Construction and Construction Insurance Capacity

Construction Daily News

The Delta Conveyance Project is a $20 billion California water utility construction project in development and permitting. The Delta Conveyance Project (DCP) would build 45 mi (72km) of concrete tunnels beneath a regional river delta between Sacramento and San Francisco to construct and modernize water transmission infrastructure.