Articles by Mary Scott Nabers

1. America’s Ports Are Preparing Large Projects For Launch 10/7/2021

   Ports throughout the U.S. have extremely critical infrastructure needs, and port officials in numerous states are readying projects for launch. America’s ports are in desperate need of modernization, expansion, upgrades, and repairs if they are to remain viable. Because of the economic contributions that ports provide to the U.S. economy, officials can no longer ignore or defer these essential projects.

2. Nation’s Aging Water Infrastructure Thirsts For Faster Action 7/8/2021

   America’s water infrastructure may soon get the attention it deserves now that funding is available. Billions of dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) are on the way to public officials throughout the United States. Most states are allocating additional funding as well, and many local officials will take advantage of consolidating the two new revenue sources to finance large and costly projects.

3. Drive To Replace Lead Pipes Leads To Many Contracting Opportunities 6/1/2021

   We rarely stop to consider how difficult it is to be a government leader. The responsibility to identify critical needs, focus on eminent dangers, ensure public safety, and provide citizen services are monumental tasks.

4. America Is Bordering On A Water Infrastructure Crisis 4/21/2021

   There is no disagreement — water is a precious asset. Without water, there is no path to survival or sustainability on the planet. Cities, counties, states, industry, trees, plants, crops, animals, and individuals cannot survive without adequate water resources. In America’s overall drive to sustainability, water is one of the most critical components. Yet, America’s water infrastructure is in significant disrepair. Because it has been ignored so long, some warn that America is entirely too vulnerable.

5. $500 Million Now Available For Pre-Disaster Mitigation Projects 3/23/2021

   Climate change and the need for mitigation efforts for disaster control have resulted in more federal funding available for public entities throughout the U.S.

6. Major Water Infrastructure Projects Available Throughout The U.S. 2/11/2021

   Billions of dollars are spent each year to renew, replace, expand, or upgrade water systems. The need to do more, and spend more, increases each year. That’s because the country’s aging water infrastructure has been neglected for too long.

7. 2021 Prime For Water Infrastructure Contracting Opportunities 12/21/2020

   Industry leaders throughout America are sounding alarms about the dire state of water infrastructure in the U.S. A new report warns that too many public officials are ignoring repercussions that can be anticipated because of under-investing in drinking water resources and wastewater systems each year.

8. Ignoring Country’s Water, Wastewater Infrastructure Needs Laced With Peril 10/22/2020

   Most of the country’s water infrastructure is either at, or very near, the end of its useful life. At a time when funding is scarce and public officials are distracted with other critical issues, something must be done.

9. Large Water Projects Of Every Kind Coming In 2020 2/18/2020

   Clean and adequate water resources are essential components of human existence. For many years, government leaders had few problems providing this precious resource. That’s no longer the case, and companies interested in contracting with government to fix water problems will find an abundance of opportunities in 2020.

10. Urgency Needed In Advancing Water Infrastructure Projects 10/30/2019

    How frightening is it to imagine a day without adequate water supply? Or, a time when drinking water is no longer safe?