CDM Smith

June 08, 2012

Ground Zero: Los Angeles Region Takes the Reins to Fund its Mobility

As part of the third stop in our transportation infrastructure thought leadership series, we take a slight detour to explore how the Los Angeles, California, USA urban area is taking steps to fund its own mobility.

June 07, 2012

Ground Zero: America’s Cities Need New Infrastructure and Transit Funding

This is the third stop in our transportation infrastructure thought leadership series. In “Ground Zero,” we discuss how U.S. cities are the hardest hit in the need for improved mobility, including the challenges of public transit funding.

February 17, 2012

How Little We Pay: Exploring the Current Transportation Tax “Burden”

This is the second stop in our transportation infrastructure thought leadership series. In “How Little We Pay,” we examine the actual cost of the U.S. gas tax and show how current investments in vital mobility resources stack up against other costs.

January 10, 2012

Falling Behind: A Crisis in Transportation Infrastructure Investment

This is the first stop in our “Funding Future Mobility” thought leadership series. In “Falling Behind,” we examine how today’s investments are not meeting the growing needs of the U.S. transportation system, creating a gap that will continue to grow if action isn’t taken.

January 03, 2012

Introducing the Transportation Infrastructure Thought Leadership Series

In this ongoing thought leadership series—“Funding Future Mobility”—we will focus on one of the biggest challenges facing the future of the United States: preserving and enhancing the transportation systems that pump economic life and wellbeing through the country.

Clean Waterways for Ho Chi Minh City

The environmental improvement project includes a massive pumping station, as well as wastewater, drainage and solid waste components to clean and green the NLTN Basin—making the space attractive and safe for residents and tourists.

Less Brine, More Benefits

Through design-build delivery, CDM Smith implemented a first-of-its-kind, innovative water treatment and reuse system for Marathon Oil Company that reliably and safely meets all water discharge limits-—protecting the environment and fresh water supplies, controlling treatment costs, and enabling Marathon Oil to focus on their core business of gas operations

Landmark Capital Improvements in Puerto Rico

With extraordinary vision, PRASA is transforming itself into a world-class utility. Meeting this challenge requires the planning and implementation of an unprecedented $2.3 billion capital improvements program with island-wide coverage, to be completed in a record 5 years.