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SAFETEA-LU isn’t the only key construction bill heading for another deadline--airport construction grants and other Federal Aviation Administration programs are set to expire on March 31. The good news is that a two-year, $34.6-billion FAA reauthorization finally has made it to the Senate floor.
As the health care debate continues to drag on, construction industry groups are still concerned about a provision in the Senate-passed bill, sponsored by Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) that would require construction firms with six or more employees to provide health insurance to their employees, or pay a penalty. For
Let's hope the next transportation reauthorization bill will actually be passed by the folks in Congress, who have largely let partisan bickering get in the way of doing much of anything.
An architectural partnership is a legacy within a legacy; an appreciation that comes home with the passing of the last of three men whose more than four decades of practice together shows how the construction life is a continuum that can span from life to life to life.
The share of ARRA highway and water funds under contract keeps rising, according to the latest update from the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee,
With federal highway and transit authorizations due to expire at midnight Feb. 28 and a stopgap extension stalled in the Senate, federal reimbursements to states will be cut off March 1 and furloughs will hit the Federal Highway Administration the next day, says REp. James Oberstar (D-Minn.).
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