The Biden Administration and Congress have put the Transportation Department at the center of several national priorities such as rebuilding the nation’s infrastructure and addressing the dangers of climate change. There also are initiatives around equity, safety and transformation. The result is an energized department that needs contractor support to deliver on a wide range of projects coming from its headquarters as well as its compon...

Over the last decade, modern technology has transformed the way the world thinks about transportation. From drones and self-driving cars to supersonic and hypersonic vehicles, the transportation landscape of tomorrow will likely look remarkably different than today’s. The Federal Aviation Administration continues to plan for everything from unmanned aerial systems to commercial space flights. Artificial intelligence and data have the po...

Smart Roads, redesigned curbs, crosswalks, and more: technology is redesigning infrastructure--big and small--across cities, counties, and states. This webcast will explore how information and transportation departments can work together to modernize their systems securely and efficiently. What technological capabilities will government agencies require to enable modernization?Join us to explore how: Technology can help improve public spaces l...

With the advent of artificial intelligence, cloud software, and predictive technology comes an opportunity for governments to transform the management and maintenance of state and local infrastructure. As the nation’s transportation networks become more digitally connected, how can governments harness these new technologies to not only better track, inspect, and upgrade assets, but also enhance the employee experience and improve efficie...

Couldn't attend our Genius Machines: West Coast Winds of Change event in person? Gain access to the recording instead! In the last five years, the tools used in defense have evolved from a staple of science fiction to a real-world magnet for large-scale investment. In San Diego, these developments are happening around the Pacific, as technology experts in the Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps create new tools to secure air, land, sea and space....

Technology is transforming the way state and local transportation officials manage the nation’s infrastructure. New invents such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and drones offer novel ways to track, inspect, and upgrade transportation systems while advances in analytics allow agencies to internally operate more efficiently and save money. Through use cases and discussions with state and local transportation leaders, C...

Securing record crowds in airports has grown increasingly complex post-9/11. In the face of evolving threats, the Transportation Security Administration is at the forefront of the effort to effectively secure our nation’s airports. From staying ahead of adversaries through disruptive technologies, to navigating the intersections between public and private sector aviation stakeholders, securing U.S. airports has become a multi-tiered, col...