$4.05 billion Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project breaks ground
The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project broke ground on May 8, 2026, marking one of the nation's largest transportation infrastructure projects to date. First constructed in 1963, the Brent Spence Bridge connects Ohio and Kentucky over the Ohio river. The $4.05 billion in improvements will go towards restoration of the emergency shoulders, redesigned ramp configurations and safer pedestrian pathways...
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2026 State of the Water Industry Report
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) released its 2026 State of the Water Industry Report, revealing a sector facing growing pressure across infrastructure, financing and long-term water supply reliability. The AWWA underscored the need for strategic investment, innovation and long-term planning to ensure the resilience and sustainability of the water sector...
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Gov. Newsom outlines California's water future
On May 7, 2026, Gavin Newsom, governor of California, spoke before members of the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA), presenting a clear path forward to protect California’s water supplies and ensure the state can continue to deliver water for its nearly 40 million residents. Newsom’s presentation outlined actions by the administration to...
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For the past 20 years, American Infrastructure and Builder Media have served municipal management, public works, water and wastewater and engineering professionals as a national B2B publication. We are expanding our social media presence, posting the latest industry news and featured content from our magazines on Instagram, LinkedIn, X and Facebook...
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Jensen Precast
Pump Stations and Macerator Vaults
Pump stations are precast concrete structures with built-in mechanical systems to push out stormwater, wastewater, and waste solids when a gravity forced setup is not an option. Depending on the size of the contaminants and debris in the water, pump stations may include a grinder tool to break up the solids. Agencies, developers, and households depend on our pump stations to address water conveyance demands for large and small projects.
Jensen manufactures and builds state of the art pump stations for engineers and contractors working on everything from massive stormwater systems to small residential settings. We handle both drywell and wetwell needs on any scale.
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Cimline
As a leading manufacturer in the pavement maintenance industry, we are dedicated to providing top-tier equipment and parts for all pavement maintenance requirements. Our range includes pothole patching machines featuring DuraPatcher technology, crack sealing equipment, emulsion storage solutions, and asphalt paving machines. Engineered with precision, our products ensure lasting durability and optimal efficiency. Explore our full line of pavement maintenance equipment, including the M-Series, ME-Series, as well as Cimline and Durapatcher parts.
Since 1970, Cimline® has focused on bringing innovative solutions to the Pavement Maintenance Industry. With a drive for performance and innovation, Cimline continues to offer cutting edge technology through its worldwide network of distributors.
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Streetleaf
Cost-effective, quick to install, and eco-friendly solar streetlights for residential, commercial, and municipal applications.
When people first hear about our solar streetlights, they are intrigued. Once they complete their first project with us, they are hooked.
Zero Upfront Cost
With our service agreement there are no upfront costs for the streetlights. We charge a small monthly service fee to install, monitor and maintain the lights.
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Quikrete
An industry pioneer known for its iconic and unmistakable yellow bag of concrete mix, The QUIKRETE® Companies was founded in 1940. Over the last 85 years, The QUIKRETE Companies has strategically acquired leading brands that allow us to be a single source of supply for nearly every element of any construction project. Our brands have earned a reputation for quality, consistency, and performance, making us a reliable choice for commercial and residential building, repair, and rehabilitation products. As we continue to contribute to the growth and health of our country's structure and infrastructure, we truly are What America's Made Of®.
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Water infrastructure expansion approved for Arizona communities
On May 4, 2026, the Navajo Nation approved a critical contract modification for the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project Chapter Connection Project, which aims to strengthen long-term water access for Arizonans in Ft. Defiance and St. Michaels. The expansion reflects ongoing infrastructure priorities by advancing additional waterline planning and design efforts closer toward construction readiness for local communities...
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AI Interview: Heather Collins President of the AWWA
Heather Collins discusses her initiatives as president of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), strategic collaborations beyond the water industry and the future of water security and management...
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Alabama Gov. announces nearly $8 million for 26 road projects
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey allocated  $7.6 million in state funding to cities and counties for 26 road projects across the state. These projects are funded through the Alabama Department of Transportation’s (ALDOT) Annual Grant Program which began in 2019. Many of the projects awarded include the resurfacing, rehabilitation and increasing drainage of existing roads and streets.
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South Dakota is tackling major water infrastructure projects
South Dakota is working diligently to upgrade existing water infrastructure to deliver water to its residents. One of the new projects, Dakota Mainstem Regional Water System, launched in 2023.  It is looking at 20 years to build and a price tag of $10 billion...
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California receives $2.2 million for critical infrastructure projects
On May 7, 2026, Congresswoman Julia Brownley presented the City of Camarillo with $1,145,144 for its Hybrid Microgrid Standby Power Resiliency Project and the City of Oxnard with $1,092,000 for its Cast Iron Pipe Replacement Project. These investments in critical infrastructure projects in California aim to provide security for current and future generations of the cities’ residents...
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Maryland Board of Public Works approves nearly $2 million to counties
Maryland Governor Wes Moore and the Board of Public Works approved $2 million to ten counties. These funds derive from Program Open Space (POS) and prior year state capital budget allocations. Many of these projects include installing LED lighting in public spaces. Sitting on the Maryland Board of Public Works is Gov. Wes Moore, Treasurer Dereck E. Davis and Comptroller ​Brooke E. Lierman...
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