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Infraday Florida 2026, January 14, Miami, Florida
Event Description
Florida is facing a turning point for infrastructure — driven by explosive growth, climate volatility, and the urgent need to modernize systems across transportation, water, energy, and housing.
On January 14, join 50+ expert speakers and hundreds of infrastructure leaders at the 5th annual Infraday Florida, a full-day forum focused on the unique challenges and opportunities shaping the future of Florida’s infrastructure.
This event convenes leaders from state and local government, transit agencies, utilities, ports, airports, engineering firms, legal advisors, technology providers, and institutional investors — all working to deliver the next generation of infrastructure across the state.
Key topics include:
Coastal resilience, flood protection, and infrastructure adaptation in high-risk zones
EV infrastructure, SunRail and Brightline expansion, and the future of regional mobility
Grid modernization, storm hardening, and integrating distributed energy resources
Port and airport capital investment plans amid population and freight growth
P3s, design-build, and new delivery models amid rising costs and labor constraints
Affordable housing, land use reform, and infrastructure to support new development
Federal funding alignment and local implementation strategies
Hear from leaders at FDOT, Miami-Dade County, JEA, Tampa Bay Water, Port Canaveral, Brightline, Florida Housing Finance Corporation, and more.
Infraday Florida provides an opportunity to make connections, exchange ideas, and help shape the future of infrastructure in one of America’s fastest-growing and most climate-vulnerable states.
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