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2025 Venue
Newlab | Brooklyn Navy Yard
19 Morris Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Point of Contact: Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com
The Big Picture
The 7th Infraday East 2025
November 19 | Brooklyn, NY
The East Coast is Transforming — and Infraday East is Where It Happens.
On November 19, 2025, infrastructure leaders from across government, industry, and technology will gather in Brooklyn, NY for a full day of action-driven panels, expert talks, and targeted networking at Infraday East.
This year’s program brings together 50+ speakers from public agencies, utilities, engineering firms, developers, and civic leadership — all focused on delivering the next era of infrastructure across the East Coast.
From strategy to execution, the agenda covers:
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Rebuilding aging public infrastructure with smarter procurement and resilient design
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Modernizing transportation, from rail networks to urban mobility and transit hubs
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Technology in action — AI, smart cities, cybersecurity, and real-time data for better decision-making
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Water systems, energy transition, coastal resilience, and climate adaptation
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Funding and financing tools, P3s, and innovative delivery models
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Ports, airports, and logistics — unlocking regional competitiveness
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Addressing the skilled labor shortage and building the future workforce
Featured agencies and organizations include:
City of New York, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, MTA, Amtrak, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, NYSERDA, Regional Plan Association, major engineering and construction firms, and more.
Whether you work in transportation, energy, water, housing, digital infrastructure, or construction tech — Infraday East is your platform for insight, collaboration, and regional impact.
Interested in partnering with us? Visit www.infraday.com/partner
2025 Speakers Include
AJ Waters, Chief Evangelist, Kahua
AJ Waters is Chief Evangelist at Kahua, where he helps organizations reimagine how construction technology can drive measurable results. With a background spanning Google, InEight, and large capital project delivery, he translates complex digital transformation strategies into plain language and practical outcomes. At Kahua, AJ builds alliances across industries to accelerate adoption, foster collaboration, and enable smarter capital program management. A respected thought leader and speaker, he champions people-first innovation that makes construction technology accessible, impactful, and sustainable.
Alexis Taylor, Vice President, Climate Resilience, New York City Economic Development Corporation
Alexis Taylor is Vice President of Climate Resilience at the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), focusing on sustainability and urban development. With a Master of City Planning from MIT and a Bachelor’s in Urban Studies from the University of Pennsylvania, she brings expertise in climate resilience and waterfront planning. Previously, she served as a Government Representative at the NJ Department of Environmental Protection and Senior Project Manager at Rebuild by Design. Alexis actively engages in industry discussions, including an upcoming AIVP webinar to address port city challenges ahead of the 2025 World Conference.
Andy Brehm, Business Development, Joby Aviation
Andy Brehm is a Business Development leader at Joby Aviation, advancing partnerships and commercial strategy for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air mobility solutions. With over a decade of experience in mobility, aviation, and technology, he previously held roles at Uber, Lilium, and DoorDash, focusing on new market launches and infrastructure partnerships. His work bridges emerging transportation technologies and large-scale operational deployment across global markets. Andy holds a BBA in Marketing from the University of San Diego and studied abroad at John Cabot University in Rome.
Anton Fredriksson, Senior Vice President | Head of Ports, Waterfront, and Transportation Department, New York City Economic Development Corporation
Anton Fredriksson is Senior Vice President and Head of Ports, Waterfront, and Transportation at the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), where he leads major maritime, aviation, and transportation infrastructure initiatives. He previously held leadership roles at Lilium, The New Terminal One at JFK, and Carlyle Airport Group. A graduate of Columbia University and Sciences Po, Anton brings global experience in public-private partnerships and sustainable infrastructure development.
Avi Schwartz, Principal, Deloitte
Avi Schwartz is a Principal at Deloitte, where he leads the firm’s Transportation & Infrastructure practice for government clients. With more than 25 years of experience in construction and infrastructure, he advises public agencies on project selection, financing, and execution of large-scale capital programs. At Deloitte, Avi integrates global best practices to help governments modernize procurement, strengthen delivery, and rebuild critical infrastructure systems. He is widely recognized for his thought leadership on resilience, innovation, and the future of public-sector infrastructure.
Bradford (Brad) Blevins, Assistant Vice President, Finance & Performance, MOW | Engineering, NY MTA Metro-North Railroad
Bradford (Brad) D. Blevins is Assistant Vice President of Finance & Performance at MTA Metro-North Railroad, where he leads initiatives in financial strategy, process engineering, and performance optimization across one of the nation’s largest commuter rail systems. A U.S. Army Infantry veteran and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Brad has more than 20 years of experience advancing organizational resiliency, strategic planning, and AI governance in both government and transportation sectors. Previously, he served as Executive Director for Strategy & Organizational Resiliency at MTA and Chief Strategy Officer at Forge Forward, advising agencies including the Department of Defense and NJ Transit. His leadership philosophy—Be Kind, Be Humble, Be Deliberate—defines his approach to driving sustainable, data-informed transformation.
Brian Fritsch, Associate Director, Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA (PCAC)
Brian Fritsch is Associate Director at the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA (PCAC), where he advocates for transit riders and advances transformative public policy initiatives. He has played a key role in shaping conversations on congestion pricing, the Gateway Program, and the rollout of OMNY. Previously, he served as Communications Director at the Regional Plan Association and held leadership roles in advocacy, education, and government. Brian holds an MBA from Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business and a B.A. from Grinnell College.
Carl Weisbrod, Senior Advisor, HR&A Advisors, Inc. (HR&A)
With over 40 years of experience in public service and urban development, Carl’s distinguished career is a testament to his commitment to building equitable, resilient, and economically vibrant communities.
Carl Weisbrod is a national authority on city planning, affordable housing policy, urban development, and public-private real estate development. In his four decades of experience, Carl has brokered and led complex public-private partnerships and created innovative governance strategies to spur economic development. His record of visionary, innovative, and successful urban development initiatives has made him an internationally sought-after advisor.
Throughout his career guiding public agencies and transformative development initiatives, Carl has served the City of New York in many capacities– most recently, as Chairman of the New York City Planning Commission and Director of the New York City Department of City Planning. Prior to these appointments, Carl was a Partner at HR&A, where he managed the successful rezoning of the Hudson Square area in Manhattan, which has transformed the neighborhood into a dynamic hub for creative industries and new housing, including up to 700 affordable units.
Preceding his initial tenure at HR&A, Carl led efforts to revitalize two of New York City’s most iconic neighborhoods – Times Square, from the late 1970’s through the early 1990’s, and Lower Manhattan, both pre- and post-9/11. His former positions include: President of New York State’s 42nd Street Development Project; Founding President of the New York City Economic Development Corporation; Founding President of the Alliance for Downtown New York; and President of the Real Estate Division for Trinity Church and Executive Vice-President of Trinity Church-St. Paul’s Chapel.
Carl is the former chairman of the New York State Health Foundation, a non-profit entity which funds innovative healthcare programs throughout New York State. He is also a former Trustee of the Ford Foundation and the Urban Land Institute, as well as a former full-time faculty member at New York University’s Schack Institute of Real Estate, where he served as Academic Chair of the Concentration in Global Real Estate.
Carl was the inaugural recipient of the 2017 John E. Zuccotti Public Service Award from the Real Estate Board of New York, which recognizes citizens who have displayed exceptional accomplishments and service in the public’s interest. In 2011, Carl was recognized by the Center for an Urban Future as “one of New York’s most innovative economic development leaders over the past three decades” and, in 2002, Carl was honored by Crain’s New York Business as one of the “100 Most Influential Leaders in Business.” He has received both the “Chairman’s Award” by the New York Landmarks Conservancy (2000) and the “Public Interest Service Award” by New York University (1993).
Carl holds a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and a Juris Doctor from New York University School of Law.
Board Member, Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
Senior Fellow, Marron Institute of Urban Management
Trustee, New York Public Radio
Board Member, Trust for Governors Island
Carl Weisbrod is a national authority on city planning, affordable housing policy, urban development, and public-private real estate development. In his four decades of experience, Carl has brokered and led complex public-private partnerships and created innovative governance strategies to spur economic development. His record of visionary, innovative, and successful urban development initiatives has made him an internationally sought-after advisor.
Throughout his career guiding public agencies and transformative development initiatives, Carl has served the City of New York in many capacities– most recently, as Chairman of the New York City Planning Commission and Director of the New York City Department of City Planning. Prior to these appointments, Carl was a Partner at HR&A, where he managed the successful rezoning of the Hudson Square area in Manhattan, which has transformed the neighborhood into a dynamic hub for creative industries and new housing, including up to 700 affordable units.
Preceding his initial tenure at HR&A, Carl led efforts to revitalize two of New York City’s most iconic neighborhoods – Times Square, from the late 1970’s through the early 1990’s, and Lower Manhattan, both pre- and post-9/11. His former positions include: President of New York State’s 42nd Street Development Project; Founding President of the New York City Economic Development Corporation; Founding President of the Alliance for Downtown New York; and President of the Real Estate Division for Trinity Church and Executive Vice-President of Trinity Church-St. Paul’s Chapel.
Carl is the former chairman of the New York State Health Foundation, a non-profit entity which funds innovative healthcare programs throughout New York State. He is also a former Trustee of the Ford Foundation and the Urban Land Institute, as well as a former full-time faculty member at New York University’s Schack Institute of Real Estate, where he served as Academic Chair of the Concentration in Global Real Estate.
Carl was the inaugural recipient of the 2017 John E. Zuccotti Public Service Award from the Real Estate Board of New York, which recognizes citizens who have displayed exceptional accomplishments and service in the public’s interest. In 2011, Carl was recognized by the Center for an Urban Future as “one of New York’s most innovative economic development leaders over the past three decades” and, in 2002, Carl was honored by Crain’s New York Business as one of the “100 Most Influential Leaders in Business.” He has received both the “Chairman’s Award” by the New York Landmarks Conservancy (2000) and the “Public Interest Service Award” by New York University (1993).
Carl holds a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and a Juris Doctor from New York University School of Law.
Board Member, Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
Senior Fellow, Marron Institute of Urban Management
Trustee, New York Public Radio
Board Member, Trust for Governors Island
Chuck Romoser, Sr. Vice President of Technology, Stellar Services.
Chuck Romoser is Senior Vice President of Technology at Stellar Services, bringing over 30 years of expertise in consulting, enterprise implementation, and digital transformation for major public agencies and infrastructure owners. He specializes in Capital Project Portfolio Management, Enterprise Content Management, and ERP/EAM integration across cloud and hybrid environments. Throughout his career, Chuck has led large-scale technology initiatives for organizations such as the Port Authority of NY & NJ, LA Metro, and NYC School Construction Authority. A graduate of Monmouth University and Harvard Business School Executive Education, he’s recognized for helping clients align technology strategy with real-world operational excellence.
Dana Salvo, Manager, Customer Success, Aurigo Software Technologies
Dana Salvo is Manager of Customer Success at Aurigo Software Technologies, leading a growing team that drives adoption, retention, and measurable value across key public-sector accounts. At Aurigo, Dana strengthens CS processes and performance while aligning customer outcomes to the company’s capital planning and program management solutions. A data-driven, people-first leader with 20+ years in B2B SaaS, Dana embeds analytics and scalable playbooks to improve health, renewals, and expansion. He also mentors emerging leaders and partners cross-functionally to ensure agencies realize faster time-to-value and long-term program success.
Dave Seliger, Chief Digital Equity Officer, NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development
Dave Seliger is the Chief Digital Equity Officer at the NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development, where he leads initiatives expanding broadband access, digital inclusion, and tech literacy across New York City communities. He oversees programs such as Neighborhood Internet and Neighborhood Tech Help, providing free or low-cost connectivity and one-on-one digital support to residents. A Dartmouth College graduate, Dave has dedicated his career to advancing equity at the intersection of technology, housing, and community development.
David Kooris, Executive Director, CT Municipal Development Authority
David Kooris is the Executive Director of the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority, launched by Governor Lamont to help cities and towns grow responsibly with the expertise and resources needed to achieve their goals. Under his leadership, CMDA works with municipalities across the state to advance transit-oriented development, downtown revitalization, and mixed-use, walkable communities. He oversees initiatives that unlock housing opportunities, strengthen local economies, and support sustainable, equitable growth. With deep experience in urban planning and public-private partnerships, Kooris is shaping a more resilient and prosperous future for Connecticut.
Ebony Young | Deputy Borough President, Queens
Ebony Young serves as Deputy Borough President of Queens, where she champions equity, innovation, and community engagement across the borough. With leadership experience spanning corporate, nonprofit, and government sectors, she is known for fostering collaboration and driving strategic growth. A lifelong advocate for empowerment and inclusion, Ebony brings a human-centered approach to public service and civic innovation in Queens.
Edith Hsu-Chen, Executive Director, NYC Department of City Planning
Edith Hsu-Chen serves as Executive Director of the NYC Department of City Planning, where she oversees citywide planning initiatives and implementation of the City’s long-term growth, housing, and infrastructure strategies. A 27-year veteran of the department, she previously led the Manhattan Office for over a decade, guiding major rezonings, waterfront redevelopment, and neighborhood revitalization efforts. Hsu-Chen is recognized for advancing inclusive, equitable, and sustainable urban development across New York City. She holds a Master’s in Urban Planning from Harvard University Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor’s in Design of the Environment from the University of Pennsylvania.
Hugh Seaton, CEO, The Link
Hugh Seaton is a recognized authority in artificial intelligence for construction and the author of The Construction Technology Handbook (Wiley, 2021). As CEO of The Link.ai, he helps construction leaders turn complex specifications into actionable data, improving project outcomes and reducing risk. Hugh also hosts the long-running “Constructed Futures” podcast, spotlighting innovation across the built environment. With over 30 years in technology and strategy, he bridges AI, construction, and digital transformation to help the industry work smarter and build better.
James (JP) Miller, Assistant Vice President, Track, Structures & Work Equipment, MOW | Engineering, NY MTA Metro-North Railroad
James (JP) Miller is Assistant Vice President of Maintenance of Way at MTA Metro-North Railroad, overseeing track, structures, and equipment operations across one of the busiest commuter rail systems in the U.S. With more than 20 years of railroad engineering and maintenance leadership—including 15 years at Amtrak—he brings deep expertise in asset management, production systems, and operational safety. A U.S. Navy Seabee veteran, Miller is recognized for driving performance, accountability, and innovation across large, complex maintenance programs. His leadership combines hands-on technical knowledge with a strategic focus on reliability, efficiency, and workforce excellence.
James Mueller, Executive Director, Passaic Valley Water Commission
James G. Mueller, P.E. is Executive Director of the Passaic Valley Water Commission, New Jersey’s largest public water supplier serving more than 800,000 residents and 22 wholesale customers. He leads the Commission’s strategic direction across operations, engineering, customer service, and capital delivery. Prior to joining PVWC, he spent nearly three decades with the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, where he advanced to Agency Chief Engineer overseeing a $25 billion capital program. James holds an MBA in Finance and Statistics from NYU Stern School of Business and a Master’s in Environmental Engineering from Manhattan College.
Jan Kozlowski, Director, Capital Construction, Metro-North Railroad
Jan Kozlowski is Operations & Strategy Director at Metro-North Railroad, where he has led multi-billion-dollar capital programs and major infrastructure initiatives, including the $12 billion East Side Access project. With over 18 years in railroading and a decorated U.S. Army career as an Airborne Ranger Combat Engineer, he brings unmatched expertise in construction, transportation strategy, and large-scale engineering. He has managed teams of 600+, implemented innovative workforce and budget methodologies for the MTA, and achieved dramatic improvements in operations and maintenance. Recognized with the Railroad President’s Achievement Award, Jan is known for delivering complex projects in high-stakes environments with efficiency, precision, and vision.
Jeffrey Nesbitt, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Slate Technologies Inc.
Jeffrey Nesbitt is a seasoned construction technology executive with over 25 years of experience bridging the gap between field operations, finance, and digital innovation. As Director of Strategic Partnerships at Slate Technologies, he helps construction firms harness AI to turn project data into actionable insights that prevent delays and cost overruns. Previously, he led global ERP and financial partnerships at Procore and directed the national construction consulting practice at CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen). A frequent speaker and advocate for digital transformation, Nesbitt focuses on aligning best practices, technology, and mental health awareness to build a more connected, resilient construction industry.
Jeremy Colangelo, Chief Planner, NJ TRANSIT
Jeremy Colangelo is the Chief Planner at NJ TRANSIT, where he has led major initiatives in capital planning, intermodal coordination, and long-range strategy for over two decades. With a background in geography and urban planning from Rutgers University and Macalester College, he brings deep expertise in multimodal transportation systems and regional growth planning. Jeremy’s leadership has helped shape NJ TRANSIT’s approach to infrastructure modernization, resilience, and integrated mobility. His career reflects a commitment to connecting policy, planning, and practical delivery across New Jersey’s complex transit network.
Julie Wormser, Chief Climate Officer, City of Cambridge
Julie Wormser is the inaugural Chief Climate Officer for the City of Cambridge, leading the city’s Office of Sustainability in advancing resilience, equity, and decarbonization. She previously directed regional climate initiatives at the Mystic River Watershed Association, helping secure over $140 million for flood and heat-mitigation projects across Greater Boston. Julie has also served as Vice President for Policy at Boston Harbor Now and Executive Director of The Boston Harbor Association, where she co-authored Preparing for the Rising Tide. A Harvard Kennedy School graduate, she is recognized nationally for her leadership in collaborative, community-driven climate adaptation.
Kara Gurl, Planning and Advocacy Manager, Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA (PCAC)
Kara Gurl is Planning and Advocacy Manager at the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA (PCAC), where she advances rider-focused policies and public transit improvements across the New York region. Recognized by Crain’s New York Business as part of its “20 in Their 20s” class of 2024, she brings a strong background in urban planning, communications, and community engagement. Kara previously held roles at the NYC Department of Education, the Mayor’s Office, and in political advocacy, where she honed her skills in outreach and public policy. She holds a Master of Urban Planning from Hunter College and a B.A. in Urban Studies from Columbia University.
Keith Kerman, Chief Fleet Officer, Deputy Commissioner, NYC Citywide Administrative Services
Keith Kerman serves as the NYC Chief Fleet Officer and Deputy Commissioner at the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS), bringing over 30 years of experience in driving high-impact change in government operations. His expertise spans fleet management, sustainability, safety, and emergency preparedness, with notable achievements including a 67% reduction in fossil fuel use for NYC’s fleet in FY25. Kerman has been nationally recognized for his innovative work in fleet electrification, intelligent speed assistance, and safety initiatives, earning awards like the Green Cross Award from the National Safety Council. He is a Harvard graduate and an active speaker, presenting internationally on topics like public administration, sustainability, and resource management.
Kevin Costello, Head of Northeast, VertiPorts by Atlantic
Kevin Costello is Head of Northeast Business Development at VertiPorts by Atlantic, leading strategy and partnerships for next-generation vertiport infrastructure across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. With over 25 years of experience in aviation and infrastructure development, he previously directed major airport expansion projects at JetBlue Airways, including the $3.9 billion Terminal 6 redevelopment at JFK. Earlier in his career, he held operations leadership roles with USAirways Express at Boston Logan and LaGuardia Airports. Kevin holds a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Boston University.
Kirsten Jones, Program Director, Port Authority Bus Terminal Replacement, The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Kirsten Jones, AICP, is Program Director for the Port Authority Bus Terminal (PABT) Replacement Program at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, where she leads delivery of the $10 billion redevelopment effort. With more than nine years at the Port Authority, she has overseen major capital initiatives, customer experience, and strategic operations across the region’s busiest transit hub. Her career spans public sector planning and policy, from advancing active transportation projects in Delaware to shaping equitable, sustainable urban infrastructure in New York and New Jersey. A Certified Planner, she is dedicated to designing transportation facilities that improve accessibility, efficiency, and quality of life for all communities.
2025 Partners Include
AECOM
AECOM is a global infrastructure firm offering professional services from planning, design, and engineering to program and construction management for clients in water, environment, energy, transportation, and buildings. As a Fortune 500 company, they address complex challenges by integrating technical expertise and innovative solutions throughout the project lifecycle to deliver sustainable and resilient infrastructure.
Alvarez & Marsal
Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) is a global professional services firm with over 40 years of experience helping public and private sector clients solve complex challenges. With 10,000+ professionals in 80+ offices worldwide, we specialize in delivering results—not just reports. From infrastructure strategy and procurement to financial advisory and operational improvement, A&M partners with governments, agencies, and organizations to drive impact. Our hands-on approach, shaped by a legacy of turnaround leadership and implementation expertise, makes us a trusted advisor in critical public sector and infrastructure initiatives.
Aurigo
Aurigo builds software that helps build the world. Aurigo provides modern, cloud-based solutions for capital infrastructure and private owners to help them plan with confidence, build with quality, and maintain their assets efficiently. With more than $300b of capital programs under management, Aurigo’s solutions are trusted by over 300 customers in transportation, water and utilities, healthcare, higher education, and the government on over 40,000 projects across North America. Aurigo helps capital program executives make better decisions based on proprietary artificial intelligence and machine learning technology. Aurigo is a privately held US corporation headquartered in Austin, Texas, with global offices in Canada and India. Learn more at www.aurigo.com.
Avicado Construction Technology Services
Avicado empowers construction owners to leverage their systems and data. Our experts partner with enterprise organizations like data centers, universities, hospitals, public agencies, and developers to create seamless interoperability across their teams and technologies.
As a construction owner’s strategic partner, Avicado reduces churn on construction programs and fosters healthy, data-driven decision-making. We bring our unparalleled construction technology expertise to every project, no matter the size.
As a construction owner’s strategic partner, Avicado reduces churn on construction programs and fosters healthy, data-driven decision-making. We bring our unparalleled construction technology expertise to every project, no matter the size.
Boingo Wireless
Boingo Wireless is a leading connectivity provider that simplifies complex wireless challenges to connect people, businesses and things. The company designs, builds and manages converged, neutral host public and private networks—including 5G, Wi-Fi, private networks and towers—at major venues worldwide. From airports and train stations to tunnels, stadiums, military bases, hospitals and commercial properties, Boingo delivers reliable connectivity that supports millions of users and critical operations every day. With deployments at more than 130 airports and transportation hubs, Boingo keeps people connected and operations running smoothly with secure, scalable, future-ready solutions.
Deloitte
As the largest professional services network in the world, Deloitte focuses on the complex issues facing the public sector and develops relevant, timely, and sustainable solutions for our clients. Our teams work across more than 20 industry sectors, the 15 federal cabinet level agencies, and 48 states with one goal: to deliver measurable, lasting results.
Deloitte’s Infrastructure and Capital Projects practice supports federal, state, and local agencies with their infrastructure, capital asset, and resiliency needs, including strategy and planning, financing and procurement, construction and project delivery, and asset management. Our services bridge the gap among the functions of management (e.g., strategy, finance, risk) and the construction manager (design, engineering, and construction). Our multi-disciplinary team of infrastructure professionals, engineers, construction specialists, financial advisors, economists, and data scientists bring tools to government agencies and infrastructure owners to help them throughout the asset lifecycle, turning construction risk into confidence.
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Deloitte’s Infrastructure and Capital Projects practice supports federal, state, and local agencies with their infrastructure, capital asset, and resiliency needs, including strategy and planning, financing and procurement, construction and project delivery, and asset management. Our services bridge the gap among the functions of management (e.g., strategy, finance, risk) and the construction manager (design, engineering, and construction). Our multi-disciplinary team of infrastructure professionals, engineers, construction specialists, financial advisors, economists, and data scientists bring tools to government agencies and infrastructure owners to help them throughout the asset lifecycle, turning construction risk into confidence.
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Kahua
Kahua helps you manage processes, documents and cost on your construction programs and projects from inception to closeout. Purpose-built solutions for owners, program managers, general contractors and subcontractors help you minimize time-to-value and enhance user adoption. Kahua enables collaboration between all project participants to streamline communication and improve efficiency. Eliminate waste and rework by keeping everyone on the same page with the latest design and scope information. And with Kahua’s comprehensive dashboards and reporting, you get the visibility and control you need to minimize risk.
Kahua is a lifecycle solution, with applications for capital planning, sources of funds, design review, bid management, document management & control, cost management and asset handover. Kahua is available on all mobile devices to easily connect field to office.
Kahua apps are built on kBuilder, an Enterprise Low-Code Application Platform which enables Kahua partners and customers to rapidly build new apps or customize existing apps to extend or enhance Kahua solutions. This gives you the agility you need to adapt as your business needs evolve. To date, over 600 private and public apps have been developed on kBuilder, and public apps are available to the Kahua community on the kStore app marketplace.
Kahua is a lifecycle solution, with applications for capital planning, sources of funds, design review, bid management, document management & control, cost management and asset handover. Kahua is available on all mobile devices to easily connect field to office.
Kahua apps are built on kBuilder, an Enterprise Low-Code Application Platform which enables Kahua partners and customers to rapidly build new apps or customize existing apps to extend or enhance Kahua solutions. This gives you the agility you need to adapt as your business needs evolve. To date, over 600 private and public apps have been developed on kBuilder, and public apps are available to the Kahua community on the kStore app marketplace.
Oracle Construction and Engineering
Asset owners and project leaders rely on Oracle Construction and Engineering software for the visibility and control, connected supply chain, and data security needed to drive performance and mitigate risk across their processes, projects, and organization. Feel confident in your digital transformation with modern cloud solutions that grow and scale with you at every step of your journey. Enable efficiency, collaboration, and change control for your teams that plan, build, and operate critical assets.
PMWEB
PMWEB empowers organizations to manage large-scale construction and capital projects and portfolios more effectively. Our solution provides a strategic control center that connects every stage of the project lifecycle — from CapEx planning to construction and facility management — enabling asset owners and operators to meet deadlines, keep stakeholders informed, and ensure every dollar is effectively tracked.
RMP Global
At RMP Global, we are pioneering a new era of sustainable infrastructure. For nearly 20 years, we’ve been transforming plastic waste into high-performance, low-carbon noise mitigation systems that are cost-effective, durable, and aesthetically agile.
Our RenewWalls™ panels are made from up to 80% recycled plastic, offer one-third the carbon footprint of concrete, and are fully recyclable at end of life. They install faster, require less labor and lighter equipment, and provide powerful acoustic protection (STC 39 / NRC 0.85). With a 50+ year design life, graffiti and UV resistance, and limitless design flexibility, our walls are built for the future.
Join us in building quieter, cleaner, and more beautiful communities - one recycled wall at a time.
Our RenewWalls™ panels are made from up to 80% recycled plastic, offer one-third the carbon footprint of concrete, and are fully recyclable at end of life. They install faster, require less labor and lighter equipment, and provide powerful acoustic protection (STC 39 / NRC 0.85). With a 50+ year design life, graffiti and UV resistance, and limitless design flexibility, our walls are built for the future.
Join us in building quieter, cleaner, and more beautiful communities - one recycled wall at a time.
Slate Technologies
Slate Technologies builds AI-driven construction software that analyzes project data to improve efficiency and reduce risk. By integrating siloed systems of information, Slate unifies teams, streamlines workflows, and empowers project leaders to make proactive, data-driven decisions that keep projects on track. With advanced AI-powered software, Slate generates intelligent insights, builds a lessons-learned knowledge base, and delivers predictive analytics that eliminate rework and delays.
Slate brings practical AI technology to real-world business practices to get more done with the resources they already have. By reducing the pressure on teams, preserving institutional knowledge, and making existing staff more effective, Slate enables construction companies to improve outcomes from project inception through completion.
Slate brings practical AI technology to real-world business practices to get more done with the resources they already have. By reducing the pressure on teams, preserving institutional knowledge, and making existing staff more effective, Slate enables construction companies to improve outcomes from project inception through completion.
SoniTech NDT
SoniTech NDT is a leader in non-destructive pipe inspection, pioneering Ultrasonic Localized Guided Wave (ULGW) technology to assess internal pipe integrity without disrupting operations. This advanced ultrasonic method noninvasively detects internal corrosion, pitting, trapped air/water, and scale buildup across various facility systems—including fire sprinkler, mechanical loop, domestic water, DWV, and process piping. ULGW inspections are safe around people and sensitive equipment and comply with NFPA 25 standards—making them ideal for commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities. SoniTech’s unbiased comprehensive reports help clients make informed maintenance decisions, extending system life while minimizing risk and cost.
Stellar Services
Stellar Services is a New York–based consulting firm with offices in Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. Founded in 1993 and certified as an MBE, Stellar has over 150 employees delivering independent, technology-agnostic solutions. With expertise in Capital Construction, Enterprise Asset Management, and Enterprise Content Management, the firm helps organizations modernize operations, streamline complex processes, and improve efficiency through systems integration, data migration, and IT infrastructure support.
In addition to its core strengths, Stellar provides services in Project Portfolio Management, ERP, custom development, analytics, AI/ML, cyber security, and IT service management. Leveraging platforms such as IBM Maximo, Hexagon, Oracle Primavera, e-Builder, SharePoint, and ServiceNow, Stellar delivers full life-cycle enterprise solutions that align technology with organizational goals. As a trusted advisor, the firm supports digital transformation, helping clients manage assets, optimize resources, and achieve measurable results.
In addition to its core strengths, Stellar provides services in Project Portfolio Management, ERP, custom development, analytics, AI/ML, cyber security, and IT service management. Leveraging platforms such as IBM Maximo, Hexagon, Oracle Primavera, e-Builder, SharePoint, and ServiceNow, Stellar delivers full life-cycle enterprise solutions that align technology with organizational goals. As a trusted advisor, the firm supports digital transformation, helping clients manage assets, optimize resources, and achieve measurable results.
2025 Agenda
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