Articles by Bryan Gottlieb

A federal judge temporarily paused her own order unfreezing federal funds for the Hudson Tunnel, allowing time for the federal government to submit a formal appeal later this week and leaving the $16-billion megaproject in limbo.

North Carolina's $3.2B I-77 South plan shifts toward elevated express lanes, reframing the Charlotte corridor as a bridge-heavy megaproject entering federal environmental review after public debate.

The judicial order temporarily prevents the U.S. Dept of Transportation from withholding billions of dollars in federally awarded funds from the critical NY-NJ rail crossing. 

Why is the Justice Dept. stepping into the Line 5 fight now—and what does a looming June shutdown mean for an unfinished Wisconsin reroute?

Federal planning for an ICE reuse of a New Hampshire warehouse has begun, but local permits, contractors and construction details remain absent.

Can a bundled housing and energy P3 help Stony Brook University meet surging demand, tight rental conditions and New York’s decarbonization mandates at once?

President’s call for a sweeping renovation raises questions about funding, federal oversight and how much authority Congress will ultimately exert.

São Paulo has signed a $1.2-billion public-private partnership to build Brazil’s first immersed tunnel, moving the long-delayed Santos–Guarujá port crossing into execution.

After a federal judge blocked USDOT from freezing approved plans, states can again move forward with NEVI-funded EV charging projects that had stalled.

A $1.1B Budapest airport rail P3 has moved to market, with a Feb. 6 qualification deadline and complex underground construction central to the concession.