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Transportation Infrastructure

US DOT Picks 18 Projects To Share $220M in Port Infrastructure Grants

Tom Ichniowski

October 16, 2020

2 Comments

Largest grants go to ports in U.S. Virgin Islands; Norfolk, Va.; Seward, Alaska and Conneaut, Ohio.

Water Resources Infrastructure

Corps 2020 Plan Funds New Dredging Program on Gulf Coast

Tom Ichniowski

February 13, 2020

No Comments

Pilot program includes $378 million for Mobile harbor, south Louisiana projects.

Water Infrastructure

House Passes Bill to Unlock Harbor Trust Fund Surplus

Tom Ichniowski

October 29, 2019

No Comments

If appropriators follow through, the measure is expected to allow increased spending on port dredging projects.

Trump's Army Civil-Works Pick Draws Industry Praise, 'Greens' Concern

Tom Ichniowski

October 11, 2017

No Comments

Missouri farmer and businessman James has served 36 years on Mississippi River Commission.

New Officers Named to Key Corps of Engineers Posts

Army picks new Corps deputy chief and head of military and international operations

Tom Ichniowski

April 18, 2017

No Comments

Some Corps civil-works projects may be included in Trump's long-awaited, unfinished $1-trillion infrastructure plan.

Water Infrastructure

New WRDA Projects Face Long Wait for Construction Funds

Some preliminary-engineering appropriations could come in FY 2018

Tom Ichniowski

December 26, 2016

No Comments

WIIN Act's WRDA title authorizes $10B for 30 Corps projects but they also need appropriations.

Transportation

Freight Infrastructure Needs Pegged at $287B—At Least

AASHTO-AAPA report calls for Highway Trust Fund freight aid, more non-trust fund and private dollars

Tom Ichniowski

December 6, 2016

No Comments

Expected Trump 2017 infrastructure plan seen as possible way to start narrowing gap.

Tom Ichniowski

September 17, 2012

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Ports and inland waterways need an additional $6 billion to deepen harbors and overhaul river locks through 2020, says a new American Society of Civil Engineers report.

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Items Tagged with 'American Association of Port Authorities'

ARTICLES

US DOT Picks 18 Projects To Share $220M in Port Infrastructure Grants

Corps 2020 Plan Funds New Dredging Program on Gulf Coast

House Passes Bill to Unlock Harbor Trust Fund Surplus

Trump's Army Civil-Works Pick Draws Industry Praise, 'Greens' Concern

New Officers Named to Key Corps of Engineers Posts

New WRDA Projects Face Long Wait for Construction Funds

Freight Infrastructure Needs Pegged at $287B—At Least

ASCE Report Sees Big Maritime Infrastructure Funding Gap

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