We invite you to participate in a two-day program of education and networking dedicated to advancing California's public infrastructure through innovative delivery models and funding strategies.
The California Infrastructure Delivery Conference convenes leaders shaping capital projects across the state—from city managers, public works directors, and transportation officials to state agency executives, MPOs, and infrastructure experts.
Through expert-led sessions and real-world case studies, the program explores how public agencies are navigating funding gaps, procurement complexity, and risk while accelerating project timelines and strengthening long-term outcomes.
Connect with California’s infrastructure decision-makers to share insights, explore solutions, and unlock new ways to deliver resilient, high-impact public infrastructure.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The conference is designed to help public-sector leaders answer the most critical questions in capital project planning and delivery: Should the project be pursued? How should it be delivered? And how can it be funded?
Our program equips attendees with a clear, practical understanding of today’s infrastructure delivery and financing toolkit.
Through real-world case studies and insights from agency leaders, developers, and infrastructure finance experts, you’ll learn how to select the right delivery method—whether it’s design-build, CM/GC, CMAR, progressive design-build, or a long-term P3—based on project complexity, control, and risk allocation.
WHO ATTENDS OUR EVENTS
From the Bay Area to the Central Valley to Southern California, the conference brings together city and county officials, state agency leaders, and regional authorities responsible for planning, funding, and delivering capital projects.
From public works directors and infrastructure program managers to procurement officers and finance administrators, the event brings together the most influential voices in public infrastructure.
Alongside them are industry leaders including developers, engineering and construction firms, legal and financial advisors, and infrastructure investors who collaborate with the public sector to structure deals, manage risk, and deliver high-impact projects.
Whether you're advancing transportation, water, energy, or civic facilities, this is the place to connect with the full ecosystem driving California’s infrastructure forward.
Latest Conference Announcements
Stay tuned for updates on attendees, speakers, and the latest conference news.
WHY ATTEND
Discover how California’s public agencies are delivering infrastructure by adopting innovative procurement strategies, leveraging private capital, and aligning risk with performance.
Attendees will hear directly from public owners, developers, and advisors who are structuring infrastructure deals across California. Learn how they are closing funding gaps, accelerating delivery timelines, and building resilient infrastructure while maintaining public control and long-term accountability.
Gain practical guidance on project structuring, procurement strategy, lifecycle O&M planning, financing tools, and more.
Featured Sessions
Here are a few of the sessions we plan to feature in the agenda:
A DYNAMIC CONFERENCE EXPERIENCE
Join, engage, and shape the conference discussions: real knowledge sharing in action
We promote interaction, idea sharing, and active participation encouraging attendees to engage with panel moderators, on-stage speakers, and discussion leaders. Our agenda includes various learning environments for active participation, such as:
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Roundtable Discussions
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Panel Discussions
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Workshops
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Learning Circles
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CONNECT WITH OUR AUDIENCE
Whatever your goals may be, our event helps you accomplish them.
The Conference unites private and non-profit developers, the AEC industry, lenders, tax-credit syndicators, legal and financial professionals with public housing administrators, community development officers, city planners, land officers, and policy makers. The event provides a unified setting to network, exchange insights, and cultivate partnerships.
