New York's experts will discuss plans for infrastructure projects that include resiliency, replacing, revamping, ideas for high volume capabilities, connectivity, promoting equity, comprehensive transportation opportunities for communities across the state and more. Both in partnership with the federal government and through nation-leading capital investments, we will address and share updates on the most important public projects, including the replacing bridges, Gateway tunnels, Penn Station reconstruction, Port Authority, airports, clean energy upgrades, broadband expansion, and much more.

New York state’s clean energy transition incorporates major investments, hard work, collaboration and public-private partnership opportunities. We will discuss electricity from renewable sources, transmission infrastructure projects carrying clean energy, methods and ideas for decarbonizing transportation, using sustainable building stock and adding many new alternative green options that will make our future greener.  How is the city and state coming together to focus on key goals? Where are the new opportunities, projects, and stumbling blocks in this area? What is needed and how are we developing the necessary infrastructure, workforce and supply chains for this very important aspect of NY's infrastructure?

New York is fast-tracking its billion dollar capital program that prioritizes reconnecting communities, rebuilding crucial links and improving sustainability and resilience. As New York embarks on an array of major transportation infrastructure projects, innovation in the industry offers the prospect of cutting costs, minimizing delays and improving outcomes. What should we know about new processes, materials, methods and tools? What are the most important projects that are underway or in the works and what can we learn from them?

The construction industry in New York has been a leader in advocating for diversity by adhering to new standards in procurement including utilizing small business, M/WBE, DBE, and SDVOB subcontractors.  New York has overhauled the approach to new construction and existing projects by incorporating options for vulnerable New Yorkers, use of greener materials, and making the building environment a safer and more secure workplace, But this industry continues to have its share of challenges. We hear about the latest legislations, cutting through red tape, and engineering NY's infrastructure into the future.