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Published analyses

A complete archive of GovLegis analyses, listed by publication date.

All GovLegis analyses are published after independent review and based on publicly available records.

Foundational Analyses

Why “fully funded” Public Projects Still Change
Analysis · Public Project Accountability & Execution · Published January 2026
When Project Costs Increase Without “Failure”
Analysis · Public Project Accountability & Execution · Published January 2026
Why Public Project Schedules Slip Without Mismanagement
Analysis · Public Project Accountability & Execution · Published January 2026
Why Public Projects Are Especially Sensitive to Inflation
Analysis · Public Project Accountability & Execution · Published January 2026
When “On Schedule” Doesn’t Mean What the Public Thinks It Means
Analysis · Public Project Accountability & Execution · Published January 2026

Applied Analyses

California High-Speed Rail: What Was Funded, What Was Built, and What Changed
Applied Analysis · Public Infrastructure Delivery · Published January 2026
New York City Congestion Pricing: What the Policy Funds, What It Charges, and What Remains Uncertain
Applied Analysis · Transportation Finance & Urban Policy · Published January 2026
What Is the Current Status of IAH’s Terminal Redevelopment?New York City Congestion Pricing: What the Policy Funds, What It Charges, and What Remains Uncertain
Applied Analysis · Aviation Infrastructure · Published January 2026

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GovLegis is an independent, nonpartisan analysis platform focused on how major public projects and programs are planned, funded, and executed—and how outcomes change over time.
Last Updated: January 13, 2026