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[Case Study] C&S Companies Leverages GIS for Accurate Airfield Inspections and Future-Ready Asset Management Data
When it comes to airfield inspections, the team at C&S Companies recognizes the value of accurate and precise digital as-built data. With the goals of accuracy, collaboration, and future-ready data in mind, C&S Companies started testing a GIS-powered inspection solution.
The Impacts of the Trump Administration on Infrastructure: Federal Funding, Tariffs, and More
In a country where political divisiveness seems to increase by the hour, infrastructure is one of the few issues to receive ongoing bipartisan support. During the Biden administration, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) (also referred to as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act) marked a historic, $1.2 trillion investment in our nation's infrastructure. Its passage was celebrated across the political spectrum, with President Biden declaring it "the enemy of potholes everywhere."
The Role of Executive Leadership in Winning Federal Grants
By appointing an official specifically tasked with coordinating infrastructure investments, Michigan may be creating a blueprint for other states that want more funds to funnel into their small cities and towns.