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Infrastructure investments top pending $4.8B Michigan budget

by Government Contracting Pipeline | Apr 8, 2022 | Infrastructure

Michigan – State lawmakers passed a $4.8 billion budget highlighted by the Building Michigan Together Plan committed to protecting water, fixing roads, improving parks, and building affordable housing. Critical investments of $645 million in Michigan’s infrastructure...

Richardson to seek CMAR for library, City Hall renovations in early 2023

by Texas Government Insider | Mar 30, 2022 | Vertical

Richardson officials anticipate beginning procurement for a construction manager at risk (CMAR) in the second quarter of 2023 on renovations to both the city’s library and City Hall. Voters approved a $64 million bond proposition in November 2021 that included $36.1...

Massachusetts administration files $9.7 billion transportation bill

by Government Contracting Pipeline | Mar 30, 2022 | Transportation

Massachusetts – Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito filed a $9.7 billion Massachusetts Transportation Resources and Climate (MassTRAC) bill on March 17 designed to provide state matching funds for the state to compete for federal funds from the Bipartisan...
San Antonio utility goes underground with new energy storage project

San Antonio utility goes underground with new energy storage project

by Texas Government Insider | Mar 21, 2022 | Energy

CPS Energy, a San Antonio-owned utility, recently announced a 15-year partnership with a private Houston-based start-up to use water pumped underground as a battery to store power in reserve to be used during hot days and other times of peak demand. Using hydraulic...

El Paso council approves $178M airport capital improvement plan for 5 years

by Texas Government Insider | Mar 21, 2022 | Transportation

El Paso councilmembers unanimously approved a $178 million five-year capital improvement plan (CIP) for the city’s international airport on March 14. The plan is divided into three sections for short-term construction projects, mid-term design projects, and long-term...

Texas Supreme Court on track to rule on high-speed rail authority by June

by Texas Government Insider | Mar 21, 2022 | Transportation

The Texas Supreme Court is expected to decide the future of a high-speed railway connection between the state’s two most powerful economic centers by this summer. The Texas Central Railway (Texas Central) aims to connect the Dallas and Houston areas with sub-90 minute...
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