Public finance

There's something for everyone on this week's primary calendar.

Taxable bonds will replace interim financing that funded land acquisition for the plant, which may not match the vision that drew state and local subsidies.

The agency is holding an "innovation challenge" in search of a public-private partnership to parallel its largely unused rail link to the new destination mall.

Vineyard Wind is revealing new details of its bid to develop an offshore wind farm off the southern coast of Massachusetts, including new investments in Bridgeport to convert a section of the city's fading port complex into a robust operations and maintenance hub.

Arizona's Salt River Project will sell $436 million of new money power revenue bonds.

Miami-Dade County is coming to market with over $1 billion of taxable and tax-exempt water and sewer system revenue and revenue refunding bonds.

Although the supply/demand ratio is still lopsided, the recent surge had made things a little more balanced.

The board also said the local government's $18 billion in the bank doesn't give it additional money to pay bondholders.

The Idaho audit involved $1.485 million general obligation bonds issued with a taxable direct-pay federal subsidy under the Qualified School Construction Bonds program.

The public university in Ohio is refunding lease revenue debt as it continues to deal with enrollment declines.

BondWave LLC has made several enhancements to its Engine for Fixed Income platform.

S&P Global Ratings revised to positive from stable the outlook on its BBB-plus rating for the long-troubled city on the Delaware River.

The bond insurer may be seeking a more receptive audience for its claim that underwriters provided incomplete and misleading information about the bonds it insured.

The last of the week’s big new issues hit the screens on Thursday.

The municipal market will scrutinize the impact of the ultimate contract deal on the school district's books and the city's fiscal burdens.

Two board members said an effort in congress to shift responsibility for the commonwealth's infrastructure revitalization is ill timed.

California's largest-ever competitive taxable deal, which followed two upgrades, drew 10 or more bidders for each tranche.

The top municipal bond counsel saw $265.58 billion of business in the first three quarters of 2019, more than the $237.49 billion the firms did in the same period last year.

Supply surged into the municipal market on Wednesday with California and New York issues taking top spot.

The state will take competitive bids on $750 million of general obligation bonds next month.