Infrastructure projects, deals and policy.
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Siemens’ August 7 announcement committed more than $200 million to electrical infrastructure facilities in Pendergrass, Georgia and Grand Prairie, Texas.
The Port Authority reports a logistics milestone from shifting airport construction materials onto the water.
WSDOT has scheduled a full closure of Seattle’s I-5 express lanes from 11 p.m. October 2 to 5 a.m. October 5 for the Revive I-5 Ship Canal Bridge Preservation project.
Amtrak’s current project schedule calls for single-track operations from November 2026 through November 2027 as construction advances beside the existing bridge.
The berth is ready, while container-yard delivery continues in phases through 2028.
The authorization funds a southern extension and planning for a separate six-gate northern expansion.
A September 10 Department of Energy update highlighted modular power electronics as a route to stronger domestic grid equipment supply and more scalable deployment.
LA Metro’s North Hollywood to Pasadena bus rapid transit project is moving through phased construction across a 19-mile corridor with 22 enhanced stations.
Portland’s current construction update shows parallel facility, tunnel and intertie work ahead of 2029 service.
Crusoe identified itself as the developer of Google’s campus under construction near Amarillo, with connections to adjacent wind projects.
Work began September 14 under a $3 million funding package, with initial placement of roughly 30,000 cubic yards of sand.
TRISO-X’s September 24 update shifts attention from the Oak Ridge building shell to the systems needed for commercial fuel production.