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Built to Last: Rethinking How America Builds, Procures, and Delivers Resilient Transportation Projects
September 2, 2020 @ 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Hosted by United for Infrastructure
Join to explore the ways communities are rethinking how they build roads and the lessons local, state, and federal policymakers are learning. Innovation in transportation isn’t just about installing sensors, improving traffic signals, and crunching numbers. We’ll discuss how the materials we use, the way governments procure projects, and the construction techniques builders employ are important to creating a more resilient America. Hear from the following speakers and more:
- The Honorable Andy Schor, Mayor, Lansing, Michigan
- Liz Hausmann, Commissioner, Fulton County, Georgia
- Ed Sniffen, Deputy Director, Hawaii Department of Transportation’s Highways Division
- Scott Edgecombe, President Americas, Tensar
- Jeffrey P. Heilstedt, Senior Vice President and National Director of Tolling Services, WSP
- Melissa Savage, Director, Center for Environmental Excellence, American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials
- Kate Fox Wood, Senior Director of Government Relations, Association of Equipment Manufacturers