The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition will design and implement sustainable regional and corridor supply chain infrastructure plans in NV, CA, AZ and UT.
Today’s Nevada Mining Industry Supply Chain Strategy Summit by the @SW_Supply_Chain brought forth plenty of discussion around the supply chain project as well as how Nevada mining can contribute to the initiative in the future.
Thanks to everyone who could join in!
@OnTrackNA
TOMORROW: Digitally Connected Freight – Optimising Time and Space: In Conversation with Sandy Moller & Lawrence Penn.
Lawrence is Assistant Consultant, WSP’s Future Mobility team, working on autonomous vehicles, mobility hubs & sustainable urban logistics.
https://t.co/QawipUSsT8
Homeward bound after a great Arizona visit. Look forward to continuing to hit the road as we work to deliver on the historic infrastructure opportunities ahead!
Check out the new OneRail Coalition blog! Blog posts will provide periodic analysis and insight on current issues impacting rail freight and passenger transportation. https://t.co/WYCoSoCMkI
@CBSNews We are working toward fixing these bottlenecks. Increased rail capacity is needed, along with other collaborative solutions across the supply chain.
A chronic shortage of truck drivers is not the only thing bedevilling US supply chains: empty containers have also become a problem for port operators as they take up space on chassis as they await their return to exporters https://t.co/9Z4ELT2A1B
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal will modernize our ports, our airports, and our freight rail to make it easier for companies to get goods to market. It will reduce the supply chain bottlenecks we’re currently experiencing and lower costs for you and your family.
Across every corner of the United States, Americans can look forward to shovels in the ground building the infrastructure we need to thrive in the 21st century.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is here. But what does it mean for your community?
Check out our latest state-by-state fact sheets to see for yourself 👇
https://t.co/GDRUOu04Xw
Why do we have supply chain problems now? Because of a failure to invest in the past. When we invest in rebuilding our communities we are investing in the future of our economy. We must think long term as well as short.
From Alabama to California, from granite headstones to holiday gifts, a 2,668-mile trip along America's broken supply chain @ConnorASheets https://t.co/b695ZDPVof
@StephenMarble@ConnorASheets Thanks for sharing this. We need to fix our broken, inefficient supply chains to grow our economy and help save the planet from the worst effects of climate change.