Private activity bonds

The legislation comes as the U.S. and Florida saw a record number of rocket launches last year.

Brightline, a high-profile name in the speculative muni market, is set to come to market next week to remarket $675 million of 2020 bonds.

The proposed bond-financed Uinta Basin Railway has been hit with regulatory setbacks in the wake of a 2023 federal court ruling.

The Water Infrastructure Financing Authority will use information it received from banks, businesses, conservation groups, and others to solicit water augmentation projects next year.

Republicans have repeatedly criticized the California high-speed rail project as a waste of taxpayer money.

The decision by the District of Columbia-based U.S. Appeals Court will officially vacate the Surface Transportation Board's environmental approval for the project.

The delays have led to a technical default by the design-build contractor on the $450 million project to design, finance, build, operate and maintain the Thruway's 27 service areas.

The projects range from airports to ports and transit-oriented development.

The commonwealth revamped its P3 law last year in the wake of a court ruling striking down a tolled bridge program.

California-based Fulcrum Bioenergy will build a facility in Gary that converts household garbage into sustainable synthetic aviation fuel.

Fitch Ratings replaced its negative watch with the negative outlook, citing the lack of clarity around contractor claims of cost overruns.

The Amtrak-Texas Central proposal to build high-speed rail between Dallas and Houston would take land "from American citizens and put it under the control of a Japanese company," a pair of Texas Republican representatives told the FRA.

The MAMBA Act would modernize IRS rules affecting private activity bonds.

The authority approved $1.3 billion in conduit financings at its meeting Tuesday.

When Los Angeles World Airports CEO Justin Erbacci steps down next month, Beatrice Hsu will step up as interim CEO.

Bondholders granted some breathing room to the speculative-grade polypropylene recycling project along the Ohio River, now reported to have entered production.

The legislation would boost the size limitation of industrial revenue bonds and expand the uses of proceeds.

Ambiguous language in the legislation is one of a handful of reasons why issuers have not taken advantage of the new financing tool.

The $250 million in debt being issued for Montana Renewables is equal to nearly half the state's issuance for last year.

Passing the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act could boost housing bond issuance.