Mary Scott Nabers

Jan 15, 2025 | constructioncitizen.com | Mary Scott Nabers

Authored by Mary Scott Nabers. Cities and counties throughout the U.S. are revitalizing downtown areas, providing more housing, adding revenue generating attractions and repurposing other public areas. There are numerous drivers behind these types of focused projects, with population growth and the critical need for upgrades to aging facilities standing out as primary reasons. Visionary municipal leaders are planning for the future by focusing on sustainability, public safety and citizen services.

Jan 15, 2025 | wateronline.com | Mary Scott Nabers

By Mary Scott Nabers Water resource issues are of high concern throughout America. A research report presented recently to member of Congress urged immediate attention to America’s critical water issues. The report outlined states with the greatest immediate concerns. Not surprisingly, California and Texas topped the list. Idaho, Arizona, Utah, and Mississippi were next in line followed by Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.

Dec 11, 2024 | globaltrademag.com | Mary Scott Nabers

Countries throughout the world are currently spending billions on rail infrastructure. America faces ongoing struggles in staying competitive, a task that is far from simple. Read also: SC Ports Expand Rail Infrastructure Amid Stable Container VolumesVietnam’s National Assembly recently approved construction of a $67 billion high speed railway. Canadian officials have also recently announced a new high-speed rail project that will connect Quebec City and Toronto.

Dec 10, 2024 | constructiondive.com | Mary Scott Nabers

Mary Scott Nabers is CEO of research and consulting firm Strategic Partnerships Inc. and the author of “Inside the Infrastructure Revolution – A Roadmap for Rebuilding America.” Opinions are the author’s own. As the demand for modernized and expanded infrastructure surges, one sector stands out with unprecedented momentum: medical facilities.

Dec 4, 2024 | constructioncitizen.com | Mary Scott Nabers

Authored by Mary Scott NabersAs the demand for modernized and expanded infrastructure surges, one sector stands out with unprecedented momentum: healthcare facilities. Healthcare facilities are critical components of the nation’s infrastructure and from what can be seen in planning documents, it appears that almost every state and/or region in America is evaluating some type of healthcare-related-upgrade.