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Accelerated bridge construction: easy as 1, 2, 3? ABC offers engineers a way to build and rehabilitate bridges while minimizing disruption to people’s lives. Find out how and why it’s become widely used over the past few decades: go.asce.org/3QbEQBT.

Missing #ArtemisII mission coverage already? Us II. From lunar excavation technology to inflatable structures, stay inspired by the civil engineering aerospace innovations in progress that will create the infrastructure humans need to settle on the Moon, Mars and beyond safely—read the latest edition of ASCE’s Civil Engineering Magazine on the #ASCESource: go.asce.org/4cLHtTB.

Western states struggle with water access and delivery, but federal programs like the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) are providing investments that are getting results #WaterWeek

Wastewater earned a D+ on the @ASCETweets 2025 Infrastructure Report Card. With about 17,500 aging treatment plants and replacement rates falling from 3% to 2%, failures are rising. Smart asset management helps, but investment is critical. #WaterWeek

Amer Muhammad, director of @ASCE_TDI presenting @ASCETweets Cities of the Future film at Tomorrow.City USA, outlining what the future of engineering and infrastructure will look like for urban communities

As project demands increase, civil engineers are turning to AI-generated mapping data to improve efficiency and modeling accuracy. Tune in Tuesday, April 21, at 2 p.m. ET for a free webinar by @EcopiaAI for real-world examples of how AEC firms are implementing AI-derived data to condense timelines, optimize resources, enhance accuracy and scale smarter: go.asce.org/4sCPuiz.

One of only 12 bridge-tunnels in the world opened #OTD in 1964. The 17.6-mile-long Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, one of #ASCE's Seven Engineering Wonders of the Modern World, connects Virginia Beach and Cape Charles, Virginia: go.asce.org/4vnVwWW. #VisitASCELandmarks

Great news! Metro was awarded the @ASCETweets National Capital Section 2025 Structural Engineering Excellence Award, recognizing our work on the D&G Aerial Structure. This project extends structural life between RFK parking lot & Minnesota Av for Blue/Orange lines.

Are you getting paid what you’re worth? We’ll help you find out. Take #ASCE’s 2026 Salary Survey to create a snapshot of industry compensation trends: go.asce.org/41v1mbg.

Happy #WaterWeek! The critical water infrastructure networks we depend on daily have seen improvements in recent years, but we still face significant funding shortages to address growing needs. Let's continue modernizing the systems we rely on most!

ASCE is proud to honor its newest class of Distinguished Members, a status reserved for the Society’s most eminent civil engineers. Congratulations to the 2026 honorees! go.asce.org/47TCWMf

Home, sweet… lava tubes? Using asteroid-created lunar lava tubes as building sites mitigates threats on the moon—possibly enough for long-term human survival. Check out 3 structural concepts designed by @USpacetrex researchers to build the next frontier safe, efficient and habitable infrastructure: go.asce.org/4bxhzT5.

The @NASAArtemis II mission finally gave us a glimpse of the dark side of the moon's dark side, but when are we going to land on it? To make the moon a permanent destination for humans, civil engineers are developing innovative technologies that can excavate the lunar surface for oxygen, water and other critical elements. Ahead of the 1st U.S. mission to touch down on the side of the moon not visible from Earth in 2027, read about 2 new systems recently deployed to the moon to collect geotechnical data from the lunar surface: go.asce.org/4sKuYwF.

“Our work is not only about infrastructure—it’s about people.” From designing affordable housing for families in southeastern Mexico to now leading large‑scale fiber‑optic infrastructure projects across North America, a people-first purpose has guided Biniza López Manríquez throughout her entire career. Learn more about the 2026 New Face of Civil Engineering: go.asce.org/3NUYDF1.

Passage of the Water Resources Development Act has been biennial since 2014, a pattern that will hopefully continue in 2026, pending approval by Congress. A panel during @ASCEGovRel’s Legislative Fly-In weighed in on WDRA’s status, urgency and importance—here’s what the experts had to say: go.asce.org/4ctCneF.

When it opens this month, Finland's biggest bridge will have a bold ban: no cars allowed. Could it become a case study in aligning innovative engineering, carbon‑neutral goals & people‑first transportation? Learn more on the #ASCESource: go.asce.org/4ttDNvk.

“Being a leader isn’t a title; it’s the role you take and what you do within a team.” Carrie Falkenrath, owner and principal transportation engineer and planner at Tsquared Traffic and Transportation, discusses the nontechnical skills that can help advance your career in a new #ASCESource series exploring how the C-suite sees it: go.asce.org/4clXfU6.

@binsaleh143 See you there! 😊 #ASCE2027

Inaugural ‘Infrastructure and Engineering Experience’? Count me in. 🏗️⚡️ Applying smart infrastructure principles is the next frontier, especially in developing hubs like Nigeria. Can’t wait to see the technical advancements that come out of this. History in the making! #ASCE2027"

All aboard for #ASCE2027. For the 1st time, ASCE, its institutes and the Center for Technical Advancement will bring the brightest minds in infrastructure together under one roof during the inaugural Infrastructure and Engineering Experience. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of history – learn more + save the date: experience.asce.org.

The world’s first skyscraper to integrate wind turbines into its design was completed #OTD in 2008. The Bahrain World Trade Center’s turbines, supported by 3 skybridges, provide 11-15% of the towers’ total power consumption.