Infrastructure

Atlanta hopes a new financial incentive program will stimulate international air cargo and passenger growth at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

Re-introducing the Build America Bonds program would once again drive much-needed infrastructure spending and broaden the buyer base to non-traditional taxable investors, while at the same time providing a complementary alternative to the currently challenged landscape of the traditional tax-exempt market.

New York's MTA board is weighing an $11 million addition to its $429 million contract with Bombardier and Siemens for train controls that would inhibit speeding.

With more than $6 billion invested in airport rail links, cities in the Southwest envision a new way of doing business.

The Alaska Legislature adjourned Friday after passing a revised version of the Knik Arm Bridge bill which would transfer control of the $900 million project to the State Department of Revenue.

Wells Fargo links limited supply of transportation infrastructure bonds to uncertainty over federal funding.

New York's MTA expects its tentative five-year deal with Transport Workers Union Local 100 to cost $525 million, according to an authority document.

Chicago announced Friday that the CTA has secured a $79 million transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loan to help fund a new $240 million 95th Street Terminal on a Chicago Transit Authority light-rail line.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation has named David Tyeryar as the agency's new chief financial officer.

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority accepted the first segment of the $5.7 billion Silver Line train extension to Dulles Airport from the contractor.