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Cities and states should carefully review the joint federal proposal and flag anything that may create a market problem, said the SEC's Dave Sanchez.
June 10 -
The Canadian finance official says local governments in the U.S. and Canada face similar challenges but also can learn from each other.
June 10 -
Infrastructure projects no longer have to be included in a state's transportation plan to be eligible for a TIFIA loan.
June 6 -
It's one of the most controversial uses of tax-exempt debt, but repeated legislative efforts to eliminate it have failed.
June 5 -
Recognizing the formidable construction challenges, the White House has created a Nuclear Power Project Management and Delivery working group "to help identify opportunities to proactively mitigate sources of cost and schedule overrun risk."
June 3 -
Fifteen years after a $9.9 billion bond issue that was to finance a substantial portion of a new high-speed rail line across California, the proposal "has become one of the most troubled megaprojects in the nation," said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo.
May 30 -
The Senate WRDA measure asks the Army Corps to report on best practices and lessons learned with its 10-year-old pilot P3 program.
May 29 -
A pair of muni market experts propose cities and towns borrow through state-based, credit-enhanced bond banks to make the market more efficient.
May 28 -
As EVs and fuel-efficient cars become more common, states and Congress are eying alternative revenues like road user charges.
May 24 -
Local rainfall standards, which affect the design of everything from roads to bridges and stormwater systems, offer a clue whether a city or state is taking infrastructure resilience seriously. Outdated standards remain in many areas, like in the Pacific Northwest.
May 23
