Infrastructure

Moody's revised the outlook on the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, Fla., to stable as it prepares a work plan and faces potential governance changes.

The Highway Trust Fund will not be able to meet obligations for highway and transit projects in fiscal 2015 under President Obama's proposed budget, the Congressional Budget Office is warning.

Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed plans to name Atlanta International Airport's new manager in the next two weeks after interviewing three candidates.

A plan to reduce congestion in Austin's fast-growing northern suburbs is expected to cost $164 million, says a local government coalition called Project Connect.

New York's MTA and Transit Workers Union 100 reached a tentative five-year labor agreement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced.

Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority will complete funding of a rail line to Dulles International Airport with May's negotiated sale of $450 million of toll revenue bonds.

The Government Development Bank of Puerto Rico has posted its auditor's report on fiscal 2013 showing the GDB's exposure to the Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority.

New York's MTA awarded two contracts valued at $628 million to East Side Access contractors who will wall more than 10,000 linear feet of newly excavated tunnels and install communications systems.

Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy called for several state investments in major highway, bridge and rail projects as part of a five-year capital infrastructure program.

Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx is barnstorming across eight states to warn that road projects may be halted if Congress does not replenish the Highway Trust Fund.