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Governor Walz recently signed into law changes to the Minnesota Infrastructure Permitting Act and the certificate of need applicability and application requirements. Learn more from Taft partners Valerie Herring and Kodi Verhalen in the latest Energy bulletin: https://bit.ly/4e57wUJ

Florida is breaking ground with a new law set to simplify the process for companies to propose local government projects. https://lnkd.in/gvARiWnh This change eliminates traditional bidding processes, empowering selected private companies to own their projects. With streamlined procedures and increased efficiency, Florida is poised for a new era of infrastructure development. #FloridaP3s #InfrastructureDevelopment #GovernmentContracting

Levelling the data playing field for coastal communities - NOAA Centers for Coastal Ocean Science is making high-resolution land cover data available to help build resilience following an $8m funding award from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law #climateaction #resilience #data #SmartCities https://ow.ly/R10x50Qxmh2

We're releasing a new series telling a deeper story of how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is creating jobs, improving lives, and creating stronger communities. Here's a sneak peek of Investing in America: The Twin Ports.

Wright-Pierce President and CEO Paul Birkel has rung in the new year with a reflection on 2023 and contemplation on the future of water, wastewater, and civil infrastructure in the coming year. To learn more about Wright-Pierce’s 2023 accomplishments and our 2024 expectations, please follow the link >> https://ow.ly/LanW50QpFUb

Across the U.S. there are hundreds of bridges in poor condition, and while the bipartisan infrastructure law represents a once-in-a-generation investment into our nation’s infrastructure, it alone can’t cover what’s needed to address our aging infrastructure. We will need to identify permanent funding solutions and leverage private capital to get it all done. https://lnkd.in/ec7EJwew

Navigating the intricate process of land and easement acquisition can be tedious, with strict legislative requirements to follow. Trudi Robinson, Senior Manager of Infrastructure at NSW Public Works, shares insights from her 17 years of experience facilitating land acquisition for local government. Discover how councils can overcome challenges, consider key considerations for infrastructure projects, streamline processes, and stay updated on the latest practices. 👀🔗Read more https://bit.ly/3yvtXCd

Our new guide, "From Main Street to Millions: The Insider's Guide to Federal Contracting," is your ticket to success in the lucrative world of federal contracts. Discover why federal contracting is a game-changer, learn how to get started, and get expert tips to secure your first contract and beyond. Unlock the secrets to thriving in this competitive field! 📈 🔗 Download your copy now: https://hubs.la/Q02x2bXp0 #LumberGuide #Construction #FederalContracting

While installing subsurface drainage in poorly drained soil is a worthy investment, the question generally comes down to who should pay for the drainage. With legal implications to each option, a written agreement is essential. The attorneys at Schulze, Cox & Will are experienced in drafting such agreements and can assist whether you are the land owner or the farmer.

I recommend that new paper DELIVERING A GREEN NEW DEAL HOW THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW AND THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT BRING THE GREEN NEW DEAL TO LIFE  https://lnkd.in/eGVbW3xQ