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Maryland pushes back bids on its $2.5 billion Purple Line P3 rail project so partners can study how to build it cheaper.
February 24 -
Sponsors of a privately funded $10 billion high-speed rail project between Houston and Dallas opt for route with fewest landowner issues.
February 23 -
State lawmakers in Arkansas and Washington state give initial approval to measures that would increase local transportation funding.
February 20 -
An agreement on staffing a new customs facility in Detroit removes the final roadblock to a $3.3 billion P3 bridge project.
February 19 -
Standard & Poor's raised its rating on Allentown, Pa.'s GO debt three notches to A-plus from BBB-plus, citing flexibility from its water and sewer deal.
February 18 -
Connecticut governor proposes 30-year, $100 billion transportation program to modernize state's highway and transit infrastructure.
February 18 -
The Internal Revenue Service issued a favorable private-letter ruling to an issuer who planned to issue governmental and private-activity bonds to finance improvements to water facilities.
February 18 -
Almost $3 billion of potential lost revenue from cuts in Maryland gasoline taxes could cripple spending for major transportation projects.
February 17 -
Washington state lawmakers' new $15 billion transportation proposal funded with a higher gasolines tax and $4.3 billion of state GO bonds.
February 13 -
House Transportation Committee approved rail legislation that prompts Amtrak to seek private partners for station development projects.
February 12 -
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx warns states of cutbacks in federal highway funding if Congress doesn't pass a transportation bill by May 31.
February 11 -
Four congressional Democrats and Republicans are preparing to send a letter signed by almost 300 colleagues that urges House leaders enact multiyear transportation funding legislation before May 31 when the current law expires.
February 10 -
New regulations aimed at reducing public sector risks in transportation P3s win unanimous approval from the Virginia House of Delegates.
February 6 -
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said he hopes Congress and the Obama administration can work in a bipartisan way to authorize qualified public infrastructure bonds or another type of bond program.
February 5 -
An Oregon Democratic congressman wants to raise the federal gas tax to generate $210 billion of new revenue for roads, bridges, and transit.
February 5 -
Transit projects in 13 states in line for $3.2 billion of federal grants in President Obama's proposed budget for fiscal 2016.
February 4 -
The Internal Revenue Service is seeking applications from issuers for unused volume cap of new clean renewable energy bonds.
February 4 -
Senate public works panel will continue development of multiyear transportation bill without proposed tax on corporate overseas profits.
February 3 -
President Obama's fiscal 2016 budget includes several bond proposals that were also in the budget he released last year.
February 2 -
President Obama's fiscal 2016 budget, unveiled Monday, includes several new bond proposals and a number of bond-related proposals that have been in past budgets.
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