Infrastructure

The Louisiana State Bond Commission wants underwriters selling $350 million of state highway revenue bonds to develop a structure to take advantage of the market's current low interest rates.

U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash Thursday morning granted Atlanta another 13 years to complete consent-related work on its massive sewer repair program.

Lisa Telles has been named acting chief executive officer of the Transportation Corridor Agencies, Orange County, Calif.'s 67-mile toll road system.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's toll increases were necessary to keep the agency's facilities in a state of good repair, according to independent reports made public on Wednesday.

The North Texas Tollway Authority approved refunding up to $150 million of toll revenue bonds.

The Louisiana State Bond Commission will select underwriters and bond counsel for $334 million of revenue bonds backed by the state highway improvement fund.

The Atlanta City Council reauthorized a $350 million commercial paper program for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

Standard & Poor's revised the outlook on New Jersey's general obligation bonds to negative from stable, based on the state's structural imbalance and optimistic revenue assumptions.

The threat that federal subsidy payments for Build America Bonds could be slashed under the sequestration process after administration officials assured issuers those payments were safe could permanently sour the muni market on BABs and other direct pay bonds, market participants said Monday.

Arkansas will pay a true interest cost of 1.62% on $225 million of grant anticipation revenue vehicle bonds priced won by JPMorgan in a competitive sale.