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Infrastructure: Page 52
Infrastructure
United for Infrastructure Event Focusing on Awareness and Efforts to #RebuildBetter
This year's United for Infrastructure event (formerly known as Infrastructure Week), September 14-21, will bring together government officials, business leaders and other stakeholders to discuss issues surrounding our crumbling infrastructure
Infrastructure
Construction Industry Urges Congress to Pass One-year Extension of FAST Act
88 industry partners sent a letter to congressional leaders urging passage of a one-year extension of the current surface transportation law which expires September 30th 2020.
Infrastructure
ARTBA Urges Federal Court to Uphold NEPA Modernization Reforms
American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA)
Reforms bring “much-needed clarity after decades of conflict and confusion” that have needlessly delayed essential transportation projects, says ARTBA.
Infrastructure
CBO: Highway Trust Fund will be Exhausted in 2021
Without Congressional action the Highway Trust Fund, the mechanism for funding highway construction, will be exhausted next fiscal year
Business
Oregon Prioritizing Work Zone Safety
The Oregon Department of Transportation has taken steps to make work zones safer, but an annual study found they could be doing more to prevent the 488 crashes and five deaths in road work zones that the state averages each year.
Infrastructure
U.S. Transportation Secretary Announces Over $1.2 Billion in Infrastructure Grants to Airports
U.S. Department of Transportation
More than $1.2 billion in airport safety and infrastructure grants will be awarded through the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to 405 airports in 50 states and U.S. territories.
Infrastructure
States Eyeing Gas Tax Hikes Due to COVID-19
With revenue for roadways down due to more Americans working from home and Congress refusing to act to fund infrastructure, states are forced to take matters in to their own hands
Infrastructure
Study Shows States Can Lease Toll Roads to Fund Infrastructure, Pay Off Debt
Amid recession and plummeting revenues, monetizing state-owned toll roads can fund needed transportation projects or pay off debt and other liabilities.
Infrastructure
U.S. Chamber Coalition Moves to Defend NEPA Reforms In Court
Concrete
Dugan & Meyers Paves Way for New Rental Car Facility at Columbus Airport
Minnich Mfg. Inc.
As the number of annual passengers climbed toward 9 million, the John Glenn International Airport established plans to meet the growing demand for nonstop flights.
Business
Highway Trust Fund Tax Receipts Rebound in July, Extension Likely
The good news is revenue rebounded to slightly above July 2019 levels. That is coupled with some bad news that instead of a permanent HTF revenue solution, a highway and transit funding program extension is increasingly likely.
Concrete
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Revamps Runway
CEMEX
In August 2019, general contractor McCarthy Improvement Company started work on the reconstruction of Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport’s 9L-27R runway and corresponding taxiway.
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