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EPISODE · May 13, 2025 · 39 MIN

ASCE's Darren Olson Starts Season 11 with the State of U.S. Infrastructure

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Welcome to Season 11 of The Big Bid Theory! Bill Culhane, our host, and the TBBT team kick off with a powerful episode focused on U.S. infrastructure and the recently released ASCE Report Card.Our guest is Darren Olson, Vice President and Department Head for Water Resources at Christopher B. Burke Engineering and Chair of the ASCE Report Card Committee. Darren joins the show to break down what this year’s grades really mean for communities, procurement professionals, and the future of the country.This marks our fourth time tackling infrastructure with ASCE. The latest conversation is perhaps the most critical yet.🚧 Topics include:• Infrastructure successes, challenges, and opportunities• What the 2025 Report Card reveals• The future for US infrastructure improvement📢 Plus—don’t miss the Season 11 debut of Crazy Bids You Can Win! Rick Jennings will have you climbing the wall... or something similar.Subscribe, share, and join us as we share the conversations that help connect you to public sector insights impacting the world around us.ASCE Report Card: https://infrastructurereportcard.org/home/🎧 Learn more at TheBigBidTheory.com

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