Sewage Case Will Get Airing Before U.S. Supreme Court
The controversy involves questions about when wastewater is subject to Clean Water Act permitting requirements.
This Rural Priority Won Big in the Federal Spending Bill
Some infrastructure funding was included in the final legislation signed by President Trump last week.
Conflict-of-interest charges force pause in JEDI protest
The allegations stem from the participation of two individuals in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure procurement with strong ties to Amazon Web Services.
States Consider Surge Pricing for Power
Will higher prices at peak times—like after the work day—prompt consumers to change their habits?
Cloud-based TMF projects ramping up
Although the Technology Modernization Fund has awarded almost $60 million to four cloud projects so far, agencies are slow in spending it.
Oracle counters DOD's single award argument for JEDI
Oracle disputed the contracting officer's conclusion that a single-award contract will reap better terms for the Defense Department and that a single-award contract will be easier and less costly to secure and manage.
Expanding cloud use requires cross-domain security
The Defense Department must ensure that cloud-based data can be transferred across classification levels and accessed by only the right people, with the right authorization at the right times.
Making the Case Against Bigger and Longer Trucks on Capitol Hill
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Alaska budget pain … Utah hepatitis A outbreak is over … and Kentucky’s governor sends Louisville mayor critical letter.
Trump Administration Releases Rural Broadband Strategy
Officials estimate that 24 million people in the United States can't get broadband internet service. Eighty percent of those people live in rural areas.
Republican Senator Says Infrastructure Proponents Need to Be Realistic
“We can do little reauthorizations within the current constraints, but to do something big we’d have to fess up and agree that you have to pay for things,” said U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee.
Start modernization projects with unified communications
By moving toward a cloud-based unified communications system, agencies can make an instant impact that will provide immediate results and serve as a jumping off point for larger modernization efforts.
California Governor Scales Back State’s High-Speed Rail Plans
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Baltimore targets trash burning … Illinois looks for way to dig out of pension mess … and Maine’s pragmatic budget.
Cities jump on scooter data for curbside insights
By tapping into standards-based micromobility data in cloud exchanges, cities get information to better plan infrastructure improvements and residents services.
GSA clarifies DEOS classified requirement
Contractors vying for the Defense Department's $8 billion back-office cloud contract won't have to be certified to host classified data on the date of the award, the General Services Administration says.
Cloud-based payroll system gets modernization funding
A $20.7 million infusion from the Technology Modernization Fund will allow GSA to move payroll operations out of its data center and to a cloud-based solution.
Bike-Friendly Cities Should Be Designed for Everyone, Not Just for Wealthy White Cyclists
Urban cycling design tends to neglect lower-income people of color, who are often the majority of people who ride bikes to work.
U.S. Bicyclist Deaths Hit a High Mark Not Seen Since the 1990s
"Fatalities are at a 25-year high," says one expert.
‘At-Risk’ Railroads Hit Safety Equipment Deadline, Officials Say
After delays, Association of American Railroads staff are confident the industry will implement positive train control where federally mandated no later than Dec. 31, 2020.
Using Nudges and Shoves to Encourage Better Transportation Choices
Yes, you can close a major urban highway and the world won’t end.
State and Local Lawmakers Pitch How to Pay for a Big Infrastructure Package
Congress has little time to reach consensus on ideas like increasing the gas tax and phasing in vehicle miles traveled before the 2020 election cycle shuts their window to fix and modernize everything from roads to water pipes.
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