Agencies have allocated $110B in 110 days, infrastructure implementation chief says.
Recent stopgap bills have put a lower cap on highway, transit funds than IIJA authorized.
Despite past troubles and remaining bumps, contractor reported gains in year-end results, with the energy transition set to drive a 10% revenue boost this year, executives told analysts Feb. 22.
Maine and Vermont have largest number of projects in the plan, with five each.
Airport terminal grant funding is just year one of five-year $5B program.
New bill still doesn't release full IIJA highway and transit funding.
EPA plans to spend $1 billion from IIJA to speed cleanups, allowing most key projects in region to be completed by 2030.
Bill backed by six Democrats would tap general fund to offset Highway Trust Fund revenue loss.
Funds are first installment of infrastructure funding law's formula funds for a national EV network.
Broker is accused of stealing $350,000 from his client, a Brooklyn contractor.
Tech purchase comes as firm's Q1 results were below analysts' expectations.
PennDOT picks HDR-Swank Construction team for rebuild of fallen bridge.
The release covers only part of fiscal 2022 funds; an appropriations measure is needed for the rest.
Structurally deficient bridges declined 3% in 2021, but more than 43,500 remain.
Funds, set for 11 states, are for first year of five-year, $1.25-billion program.
The bill has some contractors concerned about added costs and complications.
Everglades restoration program receives the largest allotment of roughly $1.1 billion.
US Environmental Protection Agency says it will provide $7.4 billion this year to State Revolving Funds for water infrastructure projects.
California gets largest funding share, New York ranks second.
Purple Line's new JV contractor Dragados-OHL will start in spring as state approves its contract on Jan. 26. Construction tab now is $3.4B, with opening four years past original estimate, say officials.
Winning projects are in coastal, Great Lakes and inland river locations.
Funds go to reimburse 42 states for storms, wildfires and other disasters.