Government Procurement, the official publication of NIGP: The Institute for Public Procurement for senior-level, public-sector purchasing professionals.
Marcheta Gillespie advises public procurement directors what they should do as government budgets & staffing get tight. They need to stay flexible & network with their community #procurement@MarchetaG1 https://t.co/oben4Rdnwm
Business executives say low interest rates & universal political support ensure a steady flow of infrastructure project announcements for the rest of 2018—it’s the lead item in today’s Icons of Infrastructure e-news #iconsofinfrastructure https://t.co/PmL2w6mjfq
Henry Cisneros, former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, says the timing is right for more infrastructure investment. Consultants, solutions providers & bankers say the time is now for shovel-ready projects. #iconsofinfrastructure https://t.co/6vcbQoN2Cz
What’s happening in HVACR---Read my forecast item: How HVACR techs are using drones, phone apps, IoT and other technology in their day-to-day work https://t.co/ObVjVEw9aR
Greenways such as South Peachtree Creek Trail near Atlanta spur real estate values & help revitalize neighborhoods. Prospective home buyers and bike riders view the trail as a valuable amenity https://t.co/WSqOdbGXuL
Hiring is slowing for government procurement managers. Automation, increased use of cooperative purchasing and standardizing functions may help maintain procurement productivity https://t.co/PhNVUsMTDp
Parking apps' explosive growth gets top billing in today's Icons of Infrastructure e-news; other stories on versatile microgrids & Trump's lack of action on public works #iconsofinfrastructure#publicworks https://t.co/rQ4BPDHRfi
Motorists find parking karma thru smartphone apps. For city workers, no more lugging bags of coins from meters. Transformative technology has entered the parking space #iconsofinfrastructure#mikekeat @IPIparking https://t.co/uRffXEHIMw
U.S. comes up short vs. other countries in infrastructure technology & budgets. European governments are aggressively pushing digital technologies #iconsofinfrastructure#mikekeat#infrastructure https://t.co/g7oIbbWeuO
Other countries are trouncing the U.S. in infrastructure investment & tech. Esri's Terry Bills says U.S. needs to pick up its infrastructure game #iconsofinfrastructure#mikekeat https://t.co/CsYf0oK4HF
City officials: What's important when choosing a parking app system for your community? Wide coverage? Price? Security? Info needed this week for Icons of Infrastructure item #iconsofinfrastructure https://t.co/eE1dc3Cyw8
Through 2023, the number of purchasing managers employed in governments will shrink. Even so, public agencies have stepped up recruiting to find candidates with the right skills https://t.co/D2eW2lqB1I
Atlanta's smart tech gets lead coverage in Icons of Infrastructure's latest https://t.co/uHOi4eYaLR about smart tech on roads corridors, streetcars and traffic signals #iconsofinfrastructure#mikekeat https://t.co/VjnwwugevA
Atlanta’s has 90 smart city projects: Some of them transform roads, streetcar operations & event traffic management #mikekeat#iconsofinfrastructure#atlanta https://t.co/mrobK8W5sG
Atlanta is No. 4 in a most congested cities ranking. Will smart traffic signals, intelligent roads, sensors and IoT reduce Atlanta's jams? ATL bloggers--contact me. Other experts, contact me #iconsofinfrastructure https://t.co/2CHW8qseM5
Today’s Icons of Infrastructure e-news lead: Birmingham, Ala many smart city initiatives that aid dispatchers, first responders, citizens & utilities #iconsofinfrastructure https://t.co/JUDgNWOpgs
When greenways, trails & parks are created or expanded, property values grow. The parks projects often lead to more infrastructure projects @IconsOfInfra https://t.co/5zDa9CgV1D