Features
Join the Building KY Newsletter
Latest News
https://buildingkentucky.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/graavescodevelopment.png
800
800
Berry Craig
https://buildingkentucky.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/buildingkylogo_horz.png
Berry Craig2019-05-15 09:04:302019-05-15 09:04:30Graves County Economic Development announces 11 projects worth $115 million
https://buildingkentucky.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/infraweek.png
800
800
Berry Craig
https://buildingkentucky.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/buildingkylogo_horz.png
Berry Craig2019-05-07 11:11:052019-05-07 11:11:05National Infrastructure Week highlights need for increased funding in Kentucky
$65 Million Louisville Soccer Stadium Made Possible Through Public-Private Partnership
/in Features /by Berry CraigA joint venture between Louisville FC Ownership group, the city of Louisville and the state of Kentucky secured financing and moved the project forward.
State Seeks P3 Ideas for EP ‘Tom’ Sawyer Park Sports Complex
/in Features /by Berry CraigThe Kentucky Tourism, Arts, and Heritage is looking for developers interested in developing a public-private partnership with the state to create an amateur sports complex at EP “Tom” Sawyer State Park in Eastern Jefferson County.
USDOT Assures P3 Industry of Support for Major Projects
/in Features /by Berry CraigA top leader at the US Department of Transportation assured delegates at the P3 Hub Americas Conference of continued federal government support of public-private partnerships. It is “an exciting time to be in transportation and infrastructure,” said Jim Ray, Senior Advisor for Infrastructure at the USDOT. President Donald Trump “is still very committed to infrastructure,” he added.
Does end of Old Cardinal Stadium at fairgrounds mark beginning of something new?
/in Features /by Berry CraigThe new executive overseeing the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville said this week that Old Cardinal Stadium should be demolished early next year, but leaders have not yet said what will replace it.
Indiana Governor Announces 2019 Infrastructure Plan
/in Features /by Berry CraigIndiana’s new $1 billion infrastructure investment plan will be used to fund rural internet access improvements and complete major roads projects.