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New York's MTA awarded two contracts valued at $628 million to East Side Access contractors who will wall more than 10,000 linear feet of newly excavated tunnels and install communications systems.
April 16 -
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy called for several state investments in major highway, bridge and rail projects as part of a five-year capital infrastructure program.
April 16 -
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx is barnstorming across eight states to warn that road projects may be halted if Congress does not replenish the Highway Trust Fund.
April 16 -
A North Carolina Interstate toll project aimed at congestion relief faces growing resistance from opponents that want the federal highways to remain freeways.
April 16 -
A bipartisan group in Congress wants to fund transportation projects with an infrastructure bond bank supported by revenue from corporate tax code reforms.
April 15 -
A $1.8 billion plan to eliminate an Interstate 70 viaduct built in the 1960s wins Denver City Council support.
April 15 -
Capital projects scheduled by infrastructure-related issuers like transportation and utility entities will keep the sector busy despite expected low issuance this year, investors and issuers said at a JP Morgan conference.
April 14 - Kentucky
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear vetoed enabling legislation for statewide use of public-private partnerships late Friday saying it was wrong to enshrine in law a toll ban on a long-planned $3.5 billion bridge project.
April 11 -
The Missouri House approved placing on the November ballot a 1 cent sales tax increase to fund transportation projects.
April 11 -
After seven years where Puerto Rico's economy generally declined, several economists say there are signs that it is stabilizing.
April 11 -
Leaders on the Senate Environment and Public Works committee said they reached an agreement on principles for a surface transportation reauthorization bill and suggested funding could be raised through tax reform.
April 10 -
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which operates Greater Boston's mass transit system, intends to sell $200 million of senior sales tax bonds.
April 9 -
In Memphis, Tenn., and Atlanta, major airport-centered economic development plans anticipate using innovative and traditional financing.
April 9 -
Federal lawmakers are examining the Canadian public-private partnership model for lessons to apply in the U.S., where a major infrastructure bank bill awaits action in both chambers of Congress.
April 8 -
The Texas Department of Transportation is facing a federal criminal investigation of its land deals for expansion of Interstate 35E, according to reports.
April 8 -
A hike in Illinois' motor fuel tax and vehicle registration fees could help raise an additional $1.8 billion of annual revenue for transportation under a proposal announced by an Illinois coalition.
April 7 -
Moody's Investors Service boosted Advocate Sherman Hospital's rating by one level to Baa1 in recognition of its acquisition by the fiscally healthier Advocate Health Care Network last year.
April 7 - Texas
Joe Weber, a former Texas A&M classmate of Gov. Rick Perry and longtime friend, will head the Texas Department of Transportation.
April 7 -
With its grand opening a month away, Denver's Union Station redevelopment has attracted nearly $1 billion in private investment, according to the Regional Transportation District.
April 7 -
Genesis Healthcare, an already junk-rated two-hospital system located outside Zanesville, Ohio, was downgraded by Moody's amid weak cash-flow margins.
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