The U.S. Infrastructure Development Conference is a two-day national forum for public-sector leaders responsible for planning, funding, and delivering critical infrastructure across transportation, water, energy, and civic facilities.
Through keynotes, panels, and technical sessions, attendees will explore how agencies are closing funding gaps, navigating procurement complexities, managing risk, and accelerating project delivery. Learn how to evaluate whether a project should move forward, select the right delivery model, and identify the most effective funding strategy.
Presenters will share real-world case studies and insights, while industry experts guide attendees through delivery models calibrated to project complexity, risk, and control. Sessions will span the full lifecycle of project development—from capital planning and procurement strategy to operations, maintenance, and long-term value creation.
Participants will also examine federal, state, and local financing tools, as well as innovative approaches for leveraging private capital to close funding gaps and advance project timelines.
The conference is designed for connection and collaboration. With a diverse mix of city, county, state, and industry leaders, networking is built into every aspect of the program to foster meaningful partnerships and inspire future projects.