Tackling Infrastructure-related Projects for Your Community
The funding allocated by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill is designed to rebuild America’s infrastructure, expand access to clean drinking water, invest in aging communities, tackle climate change, and create sustainable, long-term jobs. The bill comes in at approximately $1.2 Trillion in federal funding, with $550 Billion being new funding above Congress’ scheduled investment in infrastructure.
Since the President officially signed the bill into law, the White House has released a 465-page guide that dives deep into the operational logistics of applying, receiving, and executing for the federal infrastructure funds. Tackling infrastructure-related projects requires stringent tracking of:
- Allocation of Funds
- Real-Time Project-Status Updates
- Cost Controls
- Document Management
- Stringent Data Security
Needless to say, how you manage and execute your projects going forward will need to be quite different!
Rebuilding America's Infrastructure with e-Builder Enterprise
At our recent Infrastructure Virtual Summit for Owners, we hosted ten infrastructure-focused sessions led by experts with a passion to share their critical knowledge and insights related to infrastructure strategies and digital transformation for construction.
Now available on-demand, watch the sessions that apply to your infrastructure goals and gain key takeaways for navigating grants, managing increased projects due to infrastructure funding, understand segment specific challenges and solutions, and absorb real-world examples from public agencies who have undergone their own digital construction transformations.
e-Builder Enterprise has developed custom infrastructure packages to support the operational logistics needed to support America’s agencies, state partners, and tribal groups in rebuilding America. To learn more, check out our Infrastructure Packages.
Sessions On-Demand

Speaker
Cyndee Hoagland
Senior Vice President
Trimble's Owner & Public Sector
Session 1 [11 Minutes]
A Trimble Vision: Delivering the Promise
What is Trimble doing to help our customers build back better. In this opening session you will hear Trimble’s own, Cyndee Hoagland, discuss the impactful ways Trimble is leading customers to more efficient digital construction processes and workflows.

Speakers
Rick Neiderstadt
Capital Program Support Manager
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
Chris Bell
Vice President Industry Strategy
Trimble's Owner & Public Sector
Session 2 [48 Minutes]
Navigating Grants to Get the Funding You Need
With the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill (formerly the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act) now officially passed into law, agencies are beginning to submit applications in pursuit of the funding made available. With several different types of grants available and with varying timelines and milestones, it’s not hard to get lost in the details.
In this session, we cover the different types of funding available and what action agencies need to take to best position themselves for a successful bid. Additionally, we touch on specific priorities, steps, and action public agencies need to effectively navigate the grant application process.
Related Resource:
Blog: How Infrastructure Project Owners are Responding to Increasing Project Demand

Speakers
Hardeep Anand, P.E.
Director, One Water Strategy
Miami-Dade County
Christopher Haite
Senior PMIS Implementation Specialist
AECOM
Session 3 [49 Minutes]
Impact Panel: Owners Responding to Increasing Project Demand
As owners navigate a massive surge in infrastructure stimulus, they face massive logistical challenges around labor, availability of materials, supply chain disruption, and traditional challenges that come with rapidly scaling a capital program.
In this panel, we discuss what we’re hearing from owners and how technology can help to overcome some of these challenges facing the industry today.
Related Resources:
Blog: How Infrastructure Project Owners are Responding to Increasing Project Demand
Customer Video [5 minutes]: e-Builder Implementation for Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Department

Speakers
Trisha Stefanski
MnDOT Asset Management
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Brian McInnis
Vice President
Trimble Public Sector
Ed Shappell
Director
Trimble Consulting
Session 4 [45 Minutes]
State of Digital Transformation (EDC 6 and EDC 7)
As public agencies prepare for a drastic increase in funding & project load, leaders will need to take a fresh look at their existing processes and technologies in place to ensure scalability.
The reality is that construction, an industry historically reliant on paper-based processes, is quickly becoming ripe for digital workflow optimization. With the same internal personnel managing an increased project workload, it becomes essential to ensure that the proper technologies are in place to support your efforts.

Speakers
Tollie Justice
Program Director
e-Builder
Jamie Cooke
Senior Program Manager, Partner Services
e-Builder
Session 5 [40 Minutes]
How to Get Started - Demo and Discussion
Funding is beginning to flow from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and other federal resources. Great news right? Except, more project funding means you need to deliver more projects with the same amount of resources.
In this session, back by popular demand, e-Builder Professional Services experts will:
- Walk you through pre-configured packages and features to explore the benefits of an owner-centric solution.
- Additionally, we will show you how to get projects setup and started quickly—so you can start executing on the much needed projects for your community.
Breakout Sessions On-Demand

Speakers
Peter Jauch
Director of Engineering
Las Vegas Valley Water District
& Southern Nevada Water Authority
Tim LaChapelle
Chief Digital Officer
Parsons
Dinorah Sanchez
Product Manager
Cityworks
Breakout Session 1 [60 Minutes]
Utilities / Water & Wastewater
In this session, hear how industry leaders from Las Vegas Valley Water District & Southern Nevada Water Authority, Parsons, and Cityworks are leading the charge when it comes to managing the lifecycle for infrastructure-related projects.
Topics covered by this panel include:
- Additional Federal Funding Options
- Sustainability
- Digital Twins
- Data Centers of Excellence
- Digital Transformation
Related Resource:
Infrastructure Blog: Funding for Water, Wastewater, and Utilities Projects
When it comes to U.S. water infrastructure, change is necessary. Whether it’s a treatment plant, pipeline updates, or a new underground sewer tunnel, citizens often groan at the thought of never-ending construction. Too often, that construction is deferred—as are updates to the strategies and technologies for managing it.
When Cityworks, a leading GIS-centric platform for public asset management and permitting, is integrated with e-Builder Enterprise, owners and building managers can effectively maintain and develop built resources. Learn more.

Speakers
Erik Blum
Project Controls Practice Leader
HNTB
Trisha Stefanski
Statewide Asset Management
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Linda Rolfes
Senior Technical Project Manager
HNTB
Magdy Mikhail
Director, Transportation Industry Solutions
AgileAssets
Laura Wagner-Bartz
Asset Management Solutions Manager
HNTB
Breakout Session 2 [45 Minutes]
Roads & Bridges (Agile)
In this session, learn how industry experts from the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT), HNTB and AgileAssets are navigating uncharted territory as it relates to infrastructure funding.
Ensuring the equitable distribution of funds in the right areas to deliver resilient infrastructure is a top priority in this panel discussion.
Related Resources:
Case Study: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Bridges Project
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill (BIL) includes $110 billion earmarked for modernizing bridges, highways, roads, and main streets most critically in need of repair. This may greenlight many dormant DOT projects. But it means that DOTs must quickly and effectively prioritize and manage the many concurrent projects these funds will bring to life.
e-Builder Enterprise can help, learn more.

Speakers
Rick Neiderstadt
Capital Program Support Manager
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
Jeff Pesler
Program Director
Woolpert
Breakout Session 3 [45 Minutes]
Local Government
In this session, decision makers from the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) and Woolpert discuss how they're approaching infrastructure funding, labor and socioeconomic impact and of course, increased project volume.
Related Resources:
According to a McKinsey Global Institute report on U.S. infrastructure, infrastructure-related projects could translate into a 1.2% growth in employment; as such, local governments need to scale their organizations now to meet the significant increase in capital improvement program budgets.
More than 500 organizations worldwide have used e-Builder Enterprise to manage more than $1 trillion in capital projects. Learn more.

Speakers
Glenn Green
Executive Director,
North East Texas Regional Mobility Authority
Andrew Liu
Sr. Vice President
AECOM
Breakout Session 4 [44 Minutes]
Transit
In this session, leaders at AECOM and North East Texas Regional Mobility Authority (NET RMA) review current transit challenges as they relate to the state of the construction industry and infrastructure-related projects for local communities.
Related Resources:
Customer Video [4 minutes] True Project Control for $1.62B Light Rail at Charlotte Area Transit System
The Biden Infrastructure Bill (BIL) authorizes up to $108 billion worth of capital improvements to transit, from tackling Amtrak’s repair backlog to building and rebuilding multimodal transit hubs nationwide. For more information geared towards infrastructure, visit our Transit page.

Speakers
Kareem Adeem
Director Department
Newark Water and Sewer Utilities
Amrou Atassi
Senior Project Manager
CDM Smith
Brian Farrelly
Construction Management Technical Delivery Manager
CDM Smith
Breakout Session 5 [47 Minutes]
Lead Service
In this session, experts from Newark Water and Sewer Utilities and CDM Smith discuss funding sources for lead service replacement, compliance requirements and community engagement challenges.
Related Resources:
Blog: Infrastructure Summit for Owners – Strategizing Funding for Lead Service Line Replacement
Video: Lead Service Line Replacement with e-Builder and Cityworks Integration
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill (BIL) includes $15 billion for lead service replacement. It’s a challenge for water and wastewater organizations to keep up, to say nothing of providing clean drinking water to each U.S. inhabitant.
e-Builder Enterprise can help, learn more.
Additional Resources
The Case for Digitally Transforming Your Organization
As owner organizations, design firms and construction companies are considering their options—how to digitize their operations, design collaboration and break down data silos to give everyone access to the information they need, driving improved efficiency and better project outcomes.

The Definitive Guide to Digital Transformation for Owners of Capital Improvement Programs
Download our Definitive Guide to Digital Transformation for Owners of Capital Improvement Programs and learn why leveraging an advanced digital construction management solution like e-Builder Enterprise—which is designed for owners like you—will effectively aid in managing the funding, tracking and reporting of your infrastructure-related projects. Get your complimentary guide.
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