Funding momentum Great Rivers Greenway has recently secured multi-million dollar federal funding in August 2026 to advance significant greenway projects, signaling strong governmental support and potential for continued grant-funded initiatives and technology-enabled project management needs.

Growth and partnerships Active collaboration with partners such as Gateway Arch Park Foundation, Chesterfield, CMT STL and regional planning councils indicates a readiness to engage in public-private initiatives, presenting opportunities for consulting, project delivery, and shared technology platforms.

Digital and tech stack Current tech usage includes WordPress, AWS, Google Cloud, Stripe and analytics/ad tools, suggesting potential upsell opportunities around cloud hosting, data analytics, GIS integration, CMS enhancements, and digital outreach solutions for large-scale public works projects.

Regional footprint With plans spanning multiple neighborhoods and corridors like Brickline Greenway and Monarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail, there is a clear need for robust program management, stakeholder engagement portals and mobile-friendly platforms to support expansive, multi-site initiatives.

Public engagement Frequent public meetings and community input sessions imply a demand for citizen engagement tools, survey/feedback platforms, and collaboration portals to streamline community outreach and align projects with funding requirements.