Among the 90 winners are highway, bridge, rail, port and several pedestrian-related projects.

With President Joe Biden’s Nov. 15 signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, or IIJA, federal agencies are stepping up plans to implement the landmark package, estimated at $1 trillion over five years.

Long-awaited measure contains substantial funding for a wide range of infrastructure categories.

Plan includes target dates for advancing more than $4 billion in infrastructure grants.

The vote is the final congressional approval for the bill, which now goes to President Biden for signature.

The industry added 44,000 jobs in October, with hiring by nonresidential specialty contractors leading the way.

Labor Dept. report shows spike in respiratory illness cases.

Effort would allow TIFIA loans for groups of freight and port-related projects in the state.

House puts off action on $1T infrastructure package as Biden unveils $1.9T framework that focuses on climate change, health and education.

Parker's first big task: implementing expected standard mandating worker vaccination or testing for COVId-19.