用水和污水基礎設施的共同流程管理:州的政策，計劃趨勢，市場未來性

Collaborative Delivery for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure: State Policies, Project Trends, and Market Potential

出版日期: 2025年11月12日 | 出版商:

Bluefield Research | 英文 20+ Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內

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公共部門專案業主、設計和工程公司以及承包商正面臨成本超支、工期延誤和合約糾紛等問題，這些問題正在減緩關鍵水和污水基礎設施的建設和管理。這些因素催生了一系列新政策和專案經驗，加速了協同專案管理方法的應用。

四種主要方法—設計-建造、分階段設計-建造、合約授予以及（在較小程度上）公私合營—正在為水和污水承包商拓展專案管理選擇。基礎設施格局的這種轉變為領先的工程和建築公司注入了新的活力。

協同承包方法的支持者旨在克服傳統設計-招標-建造方法所面臨的挑戰，他們特別指出，協同承包方法可以縮短工期、提高品質控制並節省成本。立法的驅動因素包括基礎設施老化、新技術解決方案以及供水和污水處理企業及城市面臨的全面財政限制。

本報告檢視了美國水務產業，並詳細分析了截至2025年第三季美國所有50個州、華盛頓特區和波多黎各針對每種製程控制方法的現行立法。報告還分析了總投資額達474億美元的587個項目以及在該新興行業運營的308家公司。

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Public sector project owners, engineering & design firms, and contractors are grappling with project cost overruns, delays, and contractual disputes that are slowing execution and delivery of critical water and wastewater infrastructure. These factors have created a swell of new policies and project experiences that are accelerating the use of collaborative project delivery approaches.

Four primary approaches-design-build, progressive design-build, construction manager at-risk, and, to a lesser extent, public-private partnerships-are expanding the menu of project delivery methods for water and wastewater utilities. This shift across the infrastructure landscape has energized leading engineering and construction companies.

Proponents of collaborative contracting methods aim to overcome the challenges associated with the traditional design-bid-build approach, including faster timelines, improved quality control, and cost reductions. Legislative adoption has been fueled by a combination of aging infrastructure, new technology & solutions, and overarching financial constraints imposed on cities and owners of water and wastewater utilities.

This Insight Report provides an in-depth analysis of current legislation-as of Q3 2025-for each delivery method across the 50 U.S. states, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico. It also analyzes 587 projects with a total investment of US$47.4 billion and the 308 active companies in this emerging space.