The Infrastructure Report Card website

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The Infrastructure Report Card website discusses several key criteria regarding infrastructure quality: level of maintenance, capacity, physical condition, funding, public safety, resilience, and innovation. It recommends that all projects greater than $5 million use life cycle cost analysis and develop a plan for funding the project, including its maintenance and operation, until the end of its service life. 

ASCE-IRC.  “Infrastructure Report Card website.” American Society of Civil Engineers. Website. [#4662]

 

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