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MARCH 17, 2026
Vol. 18 No. 12

 
 
TOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS
 

Construction begins on $4.16 billion Atlanta highway expansion project 
Construction of the $4.16 billion project in North Fulton and Forsyth counties in Georgia began in March. This 16-mile expansion will add toll and express lanes in one of the area's busiest corridors...
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American Infrastructure

OE announces $1.9B Investment in Critical Grid Infrastructure
On March 12, 2026, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity (OE) announced an approximately $1.9 billion investment to accelerate urgently needed upgrades to the nation’s power grid. This investment will meet rising electricity demand and resource adequacy needs, while lowering electricity costs for American households and businesses...
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American Infrastructure

New York water infrastructure projects awarded $250 million
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $250 million to water infrastructure projects in the state. The funding comes from state grants and revolving funds to further projects like replacing lead service lines, treating harmful emerging contaminants, mitigating flooding and modernizing aging systems...
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American Infrastructure

CVTA awards $148 million for Richmond infrastructure upgrades
On March 13, 2026, the Central Virginia Transportation Authority (CVTA) awarded nearly $148 million in regional infrastructure investments over the next six years, bringing significant improvements to Richmond’s road, bridges, transit and pedestrian networks. Several notable Richmond projects include the Arthur Ashe Boulevard Bridge Replacement, the Shockoe Valley Streets Improvements and the Belt Boulevard Transit Streetscape...
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FEATURED PRODUCTS & SERVICES
 

Schwarze
Six months after its introduction to the municipal marketplace, the Schwarze M5 Torrent SE is proving to be more than just a non-CDL alternative. The M5 Torrent SE delivers full-size mechanical sweeper performance in a non-CDL configuration. Now, with units operating across municipalities and contractor fleets nationwide, the results are measurable.
schwarze.com

Switch-N-Go® 
Deist Industries, LLC, located in Hadley, PA, is committed to providing quality American-made equipment at reasonable pricing. As a part of that commitment, Switch-N-Go® hoist systems and interchangeable truck bodies was founded. Our unique and patented system was designed, developed and fabricated completely in-house. In 2002, the Switch-N-Go® division was launched with a product designed for the Class 3-7 truck chassis market. This unique detachable truck body system was introduced to the medium duty work truck market and sold through a dealer network.
switchngo.com

HILL & SMITH
The Smart Cushion® crash attenuator is a revolutionary, speed-dependent product that varies stopping resistance during an impact. The Smart Cushion® crash attenuator allows lighter and slower-moving vehicles to have longer ride-down distances and lower ride-down g-forces. Unlike fixed-resistance attenuators, the Smart Cushion® attenuator does not reach maximum stopping resistance unless a vehicle is traveling at the maximum design speed.
www.hillandsmith.com

York Bridge Concepts
At York Bridge Concept, we are not just bridge builders; we are visionaries, problem solvers, and architects of connectivity. Our journey began with a commitment to redefine the art and science of bridge construction, and today, we stand proud as industry leaders, driven by our unwavering ethos of Problem Solving, Integrity, Innovation, and People. We don't just see bridges as structures; we see them as conduits of possibility, linking communities, fostering growth, and enhancing connectivity. Our vision goes beyond the blueprint, reaching into the heart of each project to understand the unique needs and aspirations of our clients. From conceptualization to completion, we bring dreams to life, one bridge at a time.
www.ybc.com

 
MORE INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS
 

AI Interview: Kareem Adeem
Kareem Adeem, Director of the City of Newark’s Department of Water & Sewer Utilities discusses how the City handles population growth and aging infrastructure. “ We have an ongoing 10-year capital improvement plan that we revisit every year, where we look at the strengths and potential weaknesses of our system, emerging technologies and potential funding sources,” said Adeem...
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American Infrastructure

Iowa American Water invests $55M in water systems
Last year, Iowa American Water invested more than $55 million towards upgrading water and wastewater systems across eastern Iowa, including several projects affecting the Quad Cities area. The investment is part of a broader push to improve aging infrastructure...
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American Infrastructure

2026-2027 Annual Event Calendar
The 2026-2027 Annual Event Calendar is presented by our American Infrastructure Product Directory & Sourcebook 2026. Use this list to view upcoming events in the industry across the nation...
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American Infrastructure 

One city is using data to protect its road infrastructure
The City of Industry, Calif., is taking a proactive approach to its 77 miles of road infrastructure, worth over $444 million. The city in eastern Los Angeles County implemented cost effective strategies for extending the pavement life, this includes tracking conditions, prioritizing repairs, and managing funding...
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American Infrastructure

 
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