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Husch Blackwell Publishes Eighth Annual Project Perspectives Report

By Michael Schrier on September 22, 2025
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Our colleagues in Husch Blackwell’s Real Estate, Development & Construction industry group—with a notable assist from Kyle Gilster (head of our Public Policy practice) and Cortney Morgan (head of our International Trade group)—have published 2025 Project Perspectives, a 22-page report discussing trends and developments affecting alternative project delivery and public-private partnerships (P3s).

This year’s report responds to the recent changes in law, public policy, and the macroeconomic outlook that potentially complicate project timelines and budgets, including perspectives on:

  • Recent federal executive actions, rulemakings, and legislation that impact project delivery, operation, and maintenance
  • Emerging project types poised to take advantage of alternative project delivery and public-private partnerships
  • Tariffs and their impact on project delivery
  • Opportunities for alternative project delivery approaches to adaptive reuse projects
Photo of Michael Schrier Michael Schrier

In a diverse array of matters including Construction Litigation and Labor & Employment, Michael is a tenacious advocate for government contractors. He has extensive experience advising and litigating employment-related matters for federal contractors including Davis-Bacon Act, Service Contract Act, federal contractor Paid…

In a diverse array of matters including Construction Litigation and Labor & Employment, Michael is a tenacious advocate for government contractors. He has extensive experience advising and litigating employment-related matters for federal contractors including Davis-Bacon Act, Service Contract Act, federal contractor Paid Sick Leave, federal contractor minimum wage, and OFCCP matters.

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