Financing, Insurance & Leasing: Page 45

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IA DOT Receives $5.2M for Flood Repairs
Bulk of the money goes to projects in six western-Iowa counties
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NJ Toll Revenue Falls $47.1M Short of Forecasts
'We have enough money to meet all of our obligations'
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US DOT to Provide $2.5 Million to Repair MT Flood Damage
Will be spent repairing highway damage in central and eastern part of the state
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Torrents Bring Millions of Federal Relief Dollars to OH
US DOT sends $14.9 million, first installment on what could add up to $150 million
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Temporary Gas Tax Cap Fails in NC
State senators head home without intervening on Jan. 1 gas-tax recalculation
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KS Diverting of Transportation Funds Jeopardizes Projects
State lawmakers have withdrawn $1.4 billion earmarked for transportation improvements since 2000
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Ferndale is Latest Washington City Seeking Fix-It-First Tax Increase
Washington city councils can impose vehicle fees up to $20 to form Transportation Benefit Districts
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Three FAQs About Contract Bonds Answered
Every construction pro should have the answers to these three questions before purchasing a contract bond
Manwithquestionmarks Faq 10455786
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LaHood Assigns $215 Million for Repairs to Disaster-Damaged Roads and Bridges
FHWA emergency relief program reimburses 37 states and territories for emergency relief efforts
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CA Gains Another $214 Million in Rejected Rail Funds
Part of yesterday's $928 million high-speed-rail grant was federal money FL Gov. Rick Scott rejected when he cancelled a Tampa-to-Orlando line
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Super Committee Fails: Prolonging Construction-Market Instability
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Congress must now deal with authorizing capital-improvement spending and key tax policy in an election-year atmosphere charged with mandatory budget cuts
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Super Committee Fails: Where Automatic Cuts Will Come
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Appropriations Committees will choose how to cut $984 billion over ten years program by program, rather than via an across-the-board cut
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