7th Infraday Texas

Agenda

2026 Venue

Brazos Hall

204 E 4th St

Austin, TX 78701

Point of Contact: Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com

The Big Picture

Infraday Texas 2026

Texas is adding more than 1,000 residents a day—and every system that supports daily life is under pressure.

On March 3–4, infrastructure leaders from across the state will gather in Austin for Infraday Texas, a two-day, working forum focused on how Texas is planning, funding, and delivering infrastructure at scale.

Across 40+ panels and presentations, the agenda dives into the real decisions facing public owners and their private-sector partners, including:

How AI, data platforms, and digital delivery are moving into the critical path of capital programs
Managing grid reliability, industrial load growth, and extreme weather risk
Scaling water, wastewater, stormwater, and flood control systems under rapid development
Delivering transportation, transit, airports, freight, and smart corridors faster and with more certainty
Navigating funding, procurement, and delivery models—from IIJA dollars to P3s and alternative contracting
Addressing materials shortages, long-lead constraints, and workforce gaps across sectors
Preparing for the 2026–2035 capital wave reshaping Texas cities, utilities, and regions

The program features leaders from TxDOT, Austin Transit Partnership, Austin Energy, Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport, VIA Metropolitan Transit, the Texas Water Development Board, and dozens of cities, counties, and regional agencies—alongside engineering, construction, and technology partners actively delivering projects on the ground.

From AI governance and project delivery innovation to flood control, broadband, housing infrastructure, and extreme heat resilience, Infraday Texas is built around practical lessons, real constraints, and actionable next steps for a state growing faster than any other in the country.

Interested in partnering with us? Visit www.infraday.com/partner

Point of contact: Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com

2026 Speakers Include

Abram VanElswyk, Structures and Project Delivery Engineer, Texas Department of Transportation, Waco District

Abram VanElswyk, PE is a Structures and Project Delivery Engineer with the Texas Department of Transportation’s Waco District, where he oversees the Bridge and Consultant Management sections. He brings more than a decade of experience delivering complex highway, bridge, and multimodal projects across Texas and Pennsylvania, with deep expertise in design, PS&E, and program delivery. Abram has led major interchange, roadway, and complete streets projects and is Chair of the TexITE Roundabout Committee. He holds an MBA in Real Estate Development from the University of Houston and a BS in Civil Engineering from Portland State University.

Adam Eaton, Senior Project Manager – Resiliency Lead, Ardurra

Adam Eaton, P.E., ENV SP, CFM is a Senior Project Manager at Ardurra specializing in climate-resilient water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. He brings deep experience from both the public and private sectors, including leading stormwater master planning, flood mitigation, and One Water initiatives for the City of Houston. Adam is a licensed Professional Engineer, Certified Floodplain Manager, and Envision Sustainability Professional, with a strong focus on integrating resilience, sustainability, and policy into infrastructure delivery. He holds graduate degrees in environmental engineering and public service from Texas A&M University and is actively involved in advancing infrastructure resilience through professional and civic leadership.

Adam Rosenfield, Program Manager, Workforce Outreach, CapMetro

Adam Rosenfield is a strategic partnerships and workforce development leader with 11+ years of experience advancing transit, civic innovation, and community-centered programs. At CapMetro, he builds cross-sector partnerships that connect transit agencies with workforce boards, veterans organizations, and community groups to fill hard-to-hire roles and strengthen talent pipelines. His work blends data-informed talent strategy with public-facing stakeholder engagement, translating organizational goals into measurable community impact. Adam thrives at the intersection of transportation, people, and policy—where collaboration drives equity, innovation, and delivery.

AJ Waters, Chief Evangelist, Kahua

AJ Waters is Chief Evangelist at Kahua and a trusted voice in construction technology and capital project transformation. With a background spanning construction, enterprise software, and large-scale digital programs for owners and builders, he focuses on translating complex technology into practical, field-tested solutions that actually get adopted. AJ is widely recognized for his people-first approach to digital transformation—emphasizing process, culture, and clarity over tools for tools’ sake. He is also the creator of TheEngiNerdLife, where he educates and advocates for smarter, simpler, and more human-centered construction innovation.

Alence Poudel, Engineering Manager, City of Sugar Land

Alence Poudel, PE is an Engineering Manager with the City of Sugar Land, Texas, where he leads the planning, design, and delivery of public infrastructure projects spanning water, wastewater, and municipal asset management systems. His work sits at the intersection of civil engineering and business analytics, applying data-driven models to improve capital prioritization, reduce operational risk, and enhance level of service. Alence has developed advanced decision-support frameworks, including predictive risk and optimization tools, and his work has been published or is under review in Journal AWWA, PM Magazine (ICMA), and other technical journals. He is also the author of the monthly LinkedIn newsletter Data-Driven Infrastructure Planning and Delivery, sharing real-world case studies and practical insights for modern municipal infrastructure management.

Alex Lee, Project Engineer, Gresham Smith

Alexander Lee, PE is a Project Engineer at Gresham Smith, where he serves as an Owner’s Engineer for large-scale data center projects, providing technical oversight across design, procurement, construction, and energization. He brings deep expertise in electrical infrastructure, protection and controls, and utility coordination, with experience spanning EPC delivery, substations, renewable energy, and mission-critical facilities. Alexander combines a strong engineering foundation with business acumen, holding both a Professional Engineer license and an MBA in Finance. He is passionate about innovating processes that improve reliability, speed-to-market, and value delivery in complex infrastructure projects.

Amy Atchley, EV Equity Development Manager, Austin Energy

Amy Atchley is a social impact and clean energy leader at Austin Energy, where she advances transportation electrification, climate resilience, and equitable access to emerging mobility solutions. With more than 20 years of experience across public utilities, nonprofits, and Fortune 500 environments, her work focuses on designing community-centered programs that deliver measurable outcomes for historically underserved populations. She is a nationally recognized speaker on climate equity, decarbonization, and community engagement, and has led award-winning initiatives including EVs for Schools and large-scale EV equity grant programs. Based in Austin, Amy also serves on the EcoRise Advisory Council and brings a human-centered, interdisciplinary perspective to infrastructure and energy transition conversations.

Andy Glasgow, Director of Engineering, City of Celina

Andy Glasgow, P.E., PMP, CFM, ENV SP is the Director of Engineering for the City of Celina, Texas, one of the fastest-growing cities in the state. He oversees a broad capital program spanning water, wastewater, roadway, drainage, and private development projects, ensuring infrastructure keeps pace with rapid growth. Andy brings more than 15 years of public-sector engineering and construction management experience, with prior leadership roles at the City of Shreveport and hands-on delivery experience across utility and transportation systems. He holds advanced certifications in project management, floodplain management, and sustainability, and is known for aligning technical rigor with practical delivery outcomes.

Anthony Gonzales, Public Works WLM Supervisor, Town of Flower Mound

Anthony is a public service professional with over a decade of experience working for the Town of Flower Mound, where he has been employed since April 2014. He spent seven years serving as a Senior Drainage and Utility Inspector, supporting New Development Projects, Capital Improvement Projects (CIP), and floodplain inspections across the community. In this role, Anthony provided technical oversight in the field, ensured regulatory compliance, and coordinated with engineers, contractors, and municipal staff to deliver safe and effective infrastructure. He values servant leadership, collaboration, and continuous improvement, and is committed to contributing to resilient infrastructure and sustainable community development.

Antonio Martin, Technical Program/Project Manager II, CCED - Capital Construction Engineering Design, CapMetro

Antonio Martin is a project manager at CapMetro with more than 13 years of experience delivering complex infrastructure projects across transit, renewable energy, and construction. He currently leads CapMetro’s electrification, EV charging, solar, microgrid, battery storage, and hydrogen initiatives, working closely with the City of Austin, Austin Energy, contractors, and federal partners to advance the agency’s Zero Emissions Program. Antonio brings a global background in heavy civil, energy, and transportation projects, with hands-on experience managing multimillion-dollar programs from planning and permitting through delivery. He holds a master’s degree in Project Management from the Universitat de Barcelona and a master’s degree in Renewable Energies from Universidad Internacional de Valencia, and is passionate about building resilient, sustainable transit systems.

Brad Dushkin, Director of Planning & Development Services, City of Round Rock, Texas

Brad Dushkin, AICP is the Director of Planning & Development Services for the City of Round Rock, where he leads the full spectrum of land development review, planning, and civil engineering functions for one of Central Texas’s fastest-growing cities. With more than 14 years at the City of Round Rock, he brings deep, hands-on experience in zoning, annexation, subdivision and site plan review, ordinance development, and long-range planning policy. Brad has overseen and case-managed major economic development projects, working closely with developers, consultants, and internal teams to resolve complex regulatory and infrastructure challenges efficiently. A certified planner with a strong foundation in urban studies and applied geography, he is widely respected for translating growth pressures into clear processes, high-quality outcomes, and strong public engagement.

Carlos Gamarra, Vice President of Energy, Air and IT, Sr. Research Scientist, HARC | Houston Advanced Research Center

Carlos Gamarra, PhD, PE is Vice President of Energy, Air, and IT at the Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC), where he leads applied research, technical assistance, and program delivery across clean energy and advanced energy systems. He currently serves as Director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Southcentral Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Program and as a mission integrator for DOE’s Industrial Training and Assessment Center initiative. Carlos brings deep expertise in microgrids, district energy, industrial energy efficiency, and onsite power systems, with a track record of securing and managing more than $8 million in public-sector energy funding. He holds a PhD in microgrid planning, is a licensed Professional Engineer, and has worked across academia, government, and industry to design and optimize resilient energy infrastructure at scale.

Caroline Mays, Senior Director of Planning and Modal Programs, Texas Department of Transportation

Caroline Mays, AICP, is a senior transportation leader with more than 20 years of experience in multimodal planning, freight and trade, corridor development, and systems management. As Senior Director of Planning and Modal Programs at the Texas Department of Transportation, she oversees statewide strategies spanning freight mobility, transit, rail, ITS, and cross-border connectivity. Her work has shaped major initiatives including the Texas Freight Mobility Plan and the Texas-Mexico Border Transportation Master Plan, aligning infrastructure investment with economic competitiveness. Caroline brings deep expertise in translating long-range planning, policy, and stakeholder engagement into actionable, statewide transportation outcomes.

Cesar Alvarado, Sales Director, Aurigo Software Technologies

Cesar Alvarado is a Global SaaS and infrastructure technology executive with more than 15 years of experience driving enterprise software growth across transportation, capital planning, and public-sector markets. Currently a Sales Director at Aurigo Software Technologies, he works closely with C-suite and senior agency leaders to modernize how large infrastructure programs are planned, funded, and delivered. With a background spanning engineering, P3 project development, and cloud-based infrastructure platforms, Cesar brings a rare blend of technical fluency and commercial leadership. He holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering and has supported infrastructure programs exceeding $6 billion in value across North America and international markets.

Charles Benavidez, San Antonio District Engineer, Texas Department of Transportation

Charles Benavidez, P.E. is the district engineer for the San Antonio District.

The San Antonio District plans, designs, builds, operates and maintains the state transportation system in 12 counties: Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Comal, Frio, Guadalupe, Kendall, Kerr, McMullen, Medina, Uvalde, and Wilson.

Benavidez was named the San Antonio district engineer in December 2023. He has served with TxDOT for over 20 years and has a broad range of engineering and leadership experience in construction, design, planning, project management, inspection, maintenance, and operations. He is committed to delivering a safe and reliable transportation system that increases mobility and enhances the quality of life for all Texans.

As district engineer, he oversees a portfolio of planning projects valued at $11 billion and a construction project portfolio valued at over $5.4 billion dollars. The San Antonio construction portfolio includes two transformative transportation projects aimed at reducing gridlock on the some of the state’s most congested corridors: the I-35 North East Expansion (NEX) project and the Loop 1604 North Expansion .

Throughout his career, Benavidez has been focused on delivering mobility improvements that enhance the connectivity and safety of the state’s transportation system. He has worked on critical projects and initiatives in the Corpus Christi District including the JFK Causeway, SH 89 Relief Route, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act response plan, SH 35 Copano Bay Bridge, Hurricane Harvey response efforts, I-69 East Corridor, SH 44, SH 358, and SH 361.

Benavidez holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer from Texas A&M University – Kingsville and a Professional Engineering license. He began his TxDOT career as a summer hire in the Corpus Christi District before starting his full-time career as an engineering assistant in the Sinton Area Office. While in Corpus Christi, he went through the district’s engineering rotation program where he served in design and construction roles. Over the years, Benavidez progressed his career in the Corpus Christi District with promotions to assistant area engineer, area engineer, and deputy district engineer. In 2022, he brought his wealth of experience to the San Antonio District as deputy district engineer.

Charles Purma, IT Manager, City of Austin

Charles Purma is an IT Manager for the City of Austin, supporting technology systems that enable efficient delivery of city services. He brings deep experience in municipal IT operations, systems integration, and enterprise application support. Charles focuses on improving reliability, security, and scalability across city platforms. His work helps modernize local government operations while supporting data-driven decision-making.

Chris Nelson, Chief Information Security Officer, City of Lubbock

Christopher Nelson is the Chief Information Security Officer for the City of Lubbock, where he leads cybersecurity strategy and risk management across municipal IT and critical public systems. With nearly a decade of experience in local government technology and security leadership, he has overseen enterprise infrastructure, information security, and resilience planning in a rapidly evolving threat landscape. Christopher holds a Master’s degree in Information Technology with a focus on Information Assurance and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). His work focuses on securing digital platforms that support essential city services while enabling responsible adoption of cloud, data integration, and emerging technologies.

Christie Gotti, Senior Program Manager, Transportation Project Programming Area, North Central Texas Council of Governments

Christie Gotti is a Senior Program Manager at the North Central Texas Council of Governments, where she has spent more than 25 years managing transportation funding and regional project planning for the Dallas–Fort Worth region. She leads efforts to coordinate federal, state, and local transportation investments across one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country. Christie brings deep expertise in public administration, project programming, and regional collaboration. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from The University of Texas at Arlington and a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from The University of Texas at Austin.

Crystal Zhang, AI Lead, PEPS Division, Texas Department of Transportation

Crystal Zhang, MBA, PMP, is an experienced data and innovation leader at the Texas Department of Transportation, where she serves as AI Lead within the Professional Engineering Procurement Services (PEPS) Division. She focuses on integrating data science, automation, and business strategy to improve decision-making and operational efficiency across the agency. Crystal is passionate about modernizing data sharing, empowering users, and enabling practical, data-driven outcomes for large public organizations. She brings a strong blend of technical insight and program management expertise to advancing AI adoption in transportation delivery.

Dalton Rice, City Manager, City of Kerrville

Dalton Rice, MSHS, CPM, became the City Manager of Kerrville in October 2023, following his tenure as City Manager for Morgan’s Point Resort. With 13 years of service in the U.S. Army Special Forces, Dalton brings a diverse background that includes experience as a paramedic, firefighter, and healthcare administrator. He holds a B.S. in Business Administration and Law, an MSHS in Health Care Quality, and is a Certified Public Manager. Active in professional organizations, Dalton is a member of International City/ County Management Association (ICMA), Texas City Management Association (TCMA), and serves on boards such as the Kerrville Economic Development Corporation (KEDC), Elevate Adult Education, and Here’s to Our Heroes. Rice also participates in community activities through the Rotary Club.

Dalton is married to his wife, Anna, and they have three children. His leadership is grounded in family values and community engagement, balancing the demands of public service with his personal passions. In his free time, Dalton enjoys flying, skydiving, scuba diving, camping, and traveling with his family.

Damian Pantoja, Community Engagement Specialist, City of Austin

Damián Pantoja, MS is a community engagement strategist and communications leader based in Austin, Texas, with deep experience at the intersection of equity, public policy, and civic infrastructure. He currently serves as a Community Engagement Specialist for the City of Austin, where he leads outreach and advisory efforts focused on civil rights, fair housing, and inclusive citywide initiatives. In parallel, Damián runs a consultancy delivering multicultural engagement, government relations, and strategic communications for public agencies, utilities, and infrastructure programs across Central Texas. A longtime school board trustee and nonprofit board member, he is recognized for cultivating trust, elevating underrepresented voices, and translating complex public initiatives into meaningful community impact.

Dan Davis, Mayor, Manvel, TX

Mayor Dan Davis: A Visionary Leader Committed to Manvel’s Future

I am a dedicated public servant, a trusted leader, and an innovative thinker committed to making Manvel a better place for every resident. As a devoted husband and father of two, I have deep roots in the community—living just down the street from my parents and working every day to ensure Manvel thrives for future generations.

Elected as the youngest City Councilmember in Manvel’s history (2019-2022), I quickly built a reputation for challenging the status quo, cutting through bureaucracy, and putting people before politics. In 2023, I was elected Mayor with 64% of the vote, becoming one of the youngest mayors in America. My leadership is centered on transparency, trust, and bold decision-making that moves the city forward.

My passion for service extends far beyond politics. Before entering public office, my wife, Erica, and I served as missionaries in Japan—an experience that reinforced my belief in the power of relationships, understanding different perspectives, and leading with humility.

As Mayor, I have championed policies that empower residents and businesses alike.
Under my leadership, Manvel has:
✅ Renegotiated development agreements to prioritize the needs of the community.
✅ Cut burdensome regulations that stifled economic growth and investment.
✅ Secured Manvel’s first grocery store—HEB, improving local access to essential goods.
✅ Reduced unnecessary costs for residents, including establishing the first-ever Homestead Exemption.
✅ Rewrote city policies, strengthening fiscal responsibility, preparing for the future, and putting people first.

Most importantly, I have focused on molding Manvel into a government that truly serves the people—restoring trust, encouraging open dialogue, and ensuring that every decision reflects the values of the residents I represent.

Beyond my official duties, I am deeply engaged in the community. Whether volunteering with local organizations, mentoring students, or working alongside neighbors, I believe leadership is about action, not just words. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, training for marathons, and indulging in my love for cookie dough.

I am not just leading Manvel—I am building a legacy of trust, innovation, and progress. My mission is clear: a government that listens, a city that thrives, and a future that works for everyone.

Education
Graduate - Kingwood High School
Associate Degree - Christ For the Nations Institute
Bachelor's Degree, with Honors - Oral Roberts University

Business & Professional
Project Manager at Irth Solution
Licensed Realtor - Sparrow Realty

Civic & Community Activity
Board Member - The Yellow Out Campaign
Board Member - ActionS, Inc.
Former Board Member - Alvin Manvel Area Chamber of Commerce
Former Board Member - American Cities Counties Exchange
Alvin ISD YET Mentor
Rotarian - Alvin Sunrise Rotary Club
Member - Alvin-Manvel Chamber of Commerce

Dan Rosenfield, Southern Regional Manager, Market Development, Highland Fleets

Dan Rosenfield is a strategy and partnerships leader at Highland Electric Fleets, focused on advancing fleet electrification and clean infrastructure through innovative public-private collaboration. His background spans economic development in Texas, business development for an EV startup, and operational leadership at Amazon, bridging public-sector priorities with private-sector execution. A former Air Force officer, Dan led complex environmental negotiations with Indigenous tribes, securing land access for major training initiatives while balancing community and mission needs. He holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and is passionate about building scalable solutions that drive long-term economic, environmental, and community impact.

Darin Fredde, Security Operations Manager, Dallas County

Darin Fredde is an offensive security leader and enterprise security architect with more than two decades of experience helping organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. He currently leads security operations and threat response for large public-sector environments, blending adversarial emulation, enterprise architecture, and business-aligned risk strategy to reduce real-world exposure. Darin is also an adjunct professor and a widely recognized mentor and speaker, known for translating highly technical security insights into clear, executive-level decision guidance. He hosts the North Texas Cybersecurity Group (NTXCSG) and is deeply committed to building resilient systems, strong teams, and security cultures that scale with growth.

Dawn Ashcraft, Senior Construction Manager, City of Brownsville

Dawn Ashcraft is a Senior Construction Manager with the City of Brownsville, overseeing the planning and delivery of municipal capital projects. She works across departments to manage schedules, budgets, and construction quality for complex public infrastructure initiatives. Dawn brings deep experience in public-sector project delivery, helping align construction execution with citywide priorities. Her work supports efficient, accountable delivery of projects that improve services and quality of life for the Brownsville community.

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Official Partners – 2026

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.

BOK Financial

For more than a century, BOK Financial has been a financial services partner for consumers, businesses and wealth clients alike. We bring the kind of financial insight and resources you’d expect from a national institution — but we deliver it with the care, clarity, and consistency of a neighbor who knows your name and understands your goals.

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EAM Solutions

At EAM Solutions, we specialize in delivering tailored implementations of HxGN EAM, MP2, and other advanced asset management tools from Hexagon. With over 20 years of expertise, we’ve successfully partnered with organizations across diverse industries—including Public Transit, Manufacturing, Facilities, Education, Fleet, Logistics, Energy, Government, Airports, and Utilities—to optimize their asset management processes and achieve operational excellence.

Comprehensive Services: From project planning and installation to training, system integration, and business process engineering, our certified team ensures a smooth and efficient deployment of Hexagon’s world-class EAM solutions.

Rapid Implementation: Need results quickly? Our Sprint Program is specifically designed for smaller-scale or pilot sites, providing a fast-track approach to implement HxGN EAM and maximize its impact—regardless of your company’s size or complexity.

End-to-End Expertise: Whether you're looking for business intelligence design or ongoing functional consulting, we bring the expertise to ensure your organization gets the most out of your instance of HxGN EAM.

Regardless of your company’s size or needs, we have a solution to help you unlock the full potential of your assets and drive transformation.

Gresham Smith

Gresham Smith is a team of diligent designers, creative problem-solvers, insightful planners and seasoned collaborators who work closely with clients to improve the cities and towns we call home. From roadways and pathways that connect people and places, to hospitals that promote well-being and recovery, to corporate campuses that encourage productivity and teamwork, our Core Purpose serves as our NorthStar—to plan, design and consult to create healthy and thriving communities.

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.

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.

Procore

Procore is a cloud-based construction management platform that streamlines project workflows. It connects all project stakeholders—from owners and contractors to subcontractors—on a single, collaborative platform. For public sector projects, this means improved transparency, accountability, and efficiency. Procore facilitates real-time communication, document control, bid management, and cost tracking, helping ensure projects stay on time and within budget. It enhances collaboration, reduces risk, and provides valuable data insights for better decision-making throughout the project lifecycle, ultimately benefiting taxpayers.

Salto Wecosystem

Salto Wecosystem is focused on enabling access to more… more doors, more opportunities, more data.

Salto Wecosystem delivers secure, scalable, keyless access purpose-built for utilities and critical infrastructure, where assets are remote, outdoor, and mission critical. Through IP-rated, wire free locks, electronic padlocks, and centralized digital management, utilities gain real-time control, auditability, and compliance across thousands of access points. The Salto Wecosystem also expertise in identity management, workforce safety, and asset protection for high-risk environments. Together, they help utility operators reduce risk, eliminate mechanical keys, improve operational efficiency, and ensure continuity across distributed, critical assets worldwide.

Trusted worldwide SALTO WECOSYSTEM supports more than 40,000 installations and over 40 million daily users, with operations in 40 countries and a global partner network delivering scalable, integrated smart access solutions at any scale.

Trimble

Trimble is a global technology company that connects the physical and digital worlds, transforming the ways work gets done. With relentless innovation in precise positioning, modeling and data analytics, Trimble enables essential industries including construction, geospatial and transportation. Whether it's helping customers build and maintain infrastructure, design and construct buildings, optimize global supply chains or map the world, Trimble is at the forefront, driving productivity and progress. For more information about Trimble (Nasdaq: TRMB), visit: www.trimble.com.

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2026 Speakers Include

Interested in becoming a partner or exhibitor? Please contact ken@infraday.com

Official Partners – 2026

2026 Agenda

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