Available on Demand | June 4, 2025 | 1 Hour | 1 CPE

When Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key bridge collapsed in March 2024 after it was struck by a container ship, it provided a harrowing – and deadly – demonstration of the fragility of aging U.S. infrastructure.

The danger of aging infrastructure is compounded by workforce shortages, funding constraints and increasing demands, pushing transportation agencies at all levels—whether a municipality, city, county, or state department of transportation—to look for smarter, more efficient ways to design, build, and maintain critical infrastructure. The growing need for collaboration, digital workflows, and data-driven decision-making is reshaping the way agencies approach transportation projects.

Featured Speakers:

Sam Worthy, Transportation BIM Leader, RS&H

Sam Worthy
Transportation BIM Leader,
RS&H
Paul Rudwick, Engineer Supervisor, Portland Bureau of Transportation

Paul Rudwick
Engineer Supervisor,
Portland Bureau of Transportation
Sam Woods, State Roadway Design Engineer, Civil Engineering, Georgia Department of Transportation

Sam Woods
State Roadway Design Engineer,
Georgia Dept. of Transportation
Kyle Rosenmeyer, Model Based Design Leader, VHB

Kyle Rosenmeyer
Model Based Design Leader,
VHB
Anand Stephen, Technical Account Manager, Bentley Systems, Inc.

Anand Stephen
Technical Account Manager, Solution
Engineering,
Bentley Systems, Inc.
Bill Pratt, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

Bill Pratt
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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