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Nov. 3, 2026
Vol. 18 No. 41
   


 

Latest American Infrastructure Magazine issue is here
This issue of American Infrastructure features generational investments across water and transportation infrastructure.
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TOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS

New York Invests $249 Million in Water Infrastructure Improvements Across the State
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced more than $249 million in grants to support 181 water quality improvement projects across the state. The funding will help communities modernize aging water infrastructure, improve wastewater treatment systems, protect drinking water supplies and strengthen resilience against flooding and severe weather. More than $246 million will support...
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Pennsylvania Advances Oil and Gas Wastewater Management Through State Permitting
Pennsylvania continues to oversee wastewater management associated with oil and gas operations through its environmental permitting process. In May 2026, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) approved a permit for the Danylko 6 mineral brine well in Erie County, operated by BCD Properties Inc. The authorization highlights the state's regulatory framework for managing mineral brine and other materials associated with...
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Missouri Invests $2.8 Billion to Modernize Historic Interstate 70
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is advancing a $2.8 billion initiative to modernize Interstate 70, home to the nation's first interstate highway construction project following the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956. Spanning 250 miles across Missouri, the Improve I-70 Project will add a third lane in each direction, upgrade interchanges, repave roadways and rehabilitate approximately 100 bridges. Scheduled for completion in 2030, the project aims to...
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New Hampshire's Infrastructure Earns Improved C Grade in 2026
New Hampshire's infrastructure has improved from a C- in 2017 to a C in 2026, according to the latest Infrastructure Report Card released by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The assessment evaluates 12 infrastructure categories, with aviation receiving the highest grade of B- and stormwater and wastewater earning the lowest grades of D+. Improvements in aviation, ports, rail and roads contributed to the state's higher overall rating. Notably, 86% of New Hampshire's state highway system is now in good...
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Infrastructure Featured Products & Companies

CivilGEO
CivilGEO develops CAD- and GIS-based engineering software that helps civil engineers model stormwater, hydrology, hydraulics, and river systems. Its tools, including GeoSTORM, GeoHECRAS, and GeoHECHMS, support analysis and design for infrastructure projects. Engineering firms, public utilities, government agencies, and universities use its software to improve workflows, accuracy, and project efficiency. 
www.civilgeo.com

AquaShield
Komline-AquaShield designs and manufactures stormwater treatment systems that remove pollutants from runoff and support water-quality compliance. Its solutions include hydrodynamic separators, filtration systems, and biofiltration products, along with options for retrofit projects, rainwater harvesting, and construction-site discharges. The company serves engineers and infrastructure teams seeking practical, space-conscious stormwater management solutions. www.aquashieldinc.com/

Gorman-Rupp
Founded in 1933, Gorman-Rupp manufactures pumps and pumping systems for municipal water, wastewater treatment, construction, industrial operations, agriculture, and fire protection. Its extensive product portfolio includes centrifugal, submersible, self-priming, and engine-driven pumps, along with packaged lift stations and booster stations. The company serves infrastructure operators, contractors, utilities, and industrial customers worldwide.
gormanrupp.com

Sprayroq
Sprayroq specializes in protective coatings and structural polyurethane lining systems designed to rehabilitate and protect aging infrastructure. Its solutions help restore deteriorated sewer systems, culverts, manholes, and other underground structures while resisting corrosion and extending service life. Sprayroq works through certified application partners to deliver rehabilitation solutions that reduce the need for costly infrastructure replacement.
sprayroq.com

Proco Products
Proco Products manufactures expansion joints, flexible connectors, and rubber check valves for industrial, municipal, and commercial piping systems. Its products accommodate movement, reduce vibration, and help prevent backflow in water and wastewater infrastructure. Applications include sewage treatment plants, stormwater systems, pumping stations, industrial facilities, and pipelines requiring reliable, durable fluid-handling components. 
www.procoproducts.com/


 
MORE INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS

Energy Department Announces $230 Million Funding Opportunity to Strengthen U.S. Power Grid
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced a funding opportunity of more than $230 million to strengthen America's electric grid by expanding domestic manufacturing capabilities and improving the supply chain for critical grid components. The initiative aims to increase the availability of essential equipment, support American manufacturers and enhance the reliability of the nation's electricity infrastructure. The funding opportunity focuses on strengthening domestic production of materials and equipment needed to maintain, upgrade and expand the electric grid. By supporting...
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EPA Proposes Updates to Oil and Natural Gas Emissions Regulations
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced proposed revisions to federal emissions regulations for the oil and natural gas industry, aiming to provide greater operational flexibility and streamline compliance requirements. The proposal revisits standards established in 2024 under the Clean Air Act and addresses requirements affecting oil and gas production facilities, equipment monitoring and emissions control systems. According to the EPA, the proposed changes could reduce
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