The Waterways Council, Inc. (WCI) today announced the release of a new study by HDR, Inc. Titled “Recommendations for Improving the Delivery of Inland Waterway Capital Projects,” this report offers strategies to enhance the efficiency of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers‘ navigation project delivery. An accompanying infographic also summarizes the study’s key findings.

Improving Inland Waterway Project Delivery
The HDR, Inc. report targets enhancements for inland waterway capital projects. These initiatives are crucial for national commerce. The study’s recommendations aim to streamline the entire project lifecycle, from planning through execution. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages these vital infrastructure projects. This WCI initiative seeks more effective and timely completion of essential navigation infrastructure.
The Waterways Council, Inc. (WCI) released an HDR, Inc. study recommending improvements for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' inland waterway capital project delivery. The report aims to enhance efficiency, speed, and cost-effectiveness in planning and executing vital navigation infrastructure, crucial for national commerce.
Focus on Corps Operations
Improving project delivery directly impacts the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ efficiency. The report identifies specific areas for operational enhancements. Its goal is to ensure the Corps executes its navigation mission with greater speed and cost-effectiveness. The study provides a clear roadmap, detailing practical, actionable recommendations.
Study Authorship and Content
The Waterways Council, Inc. commissioned this comprehensive analysis. HDR, Inc., a prominent engineering and architecture firm, authored the detailed recommendations. The full report examines current practices and proposes solutions. Its release includes a concise infographic, making core findings easily digestible for stakeholders.
The publication of this study marks a significant step. It aims to optimize critical waterway infrastructure. Stakeholders will likely review its recommendations closely, seeking to enhance future project delivery. The WCI emphasizes these findings’ importance for inland navigation’s future.






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