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Tag: military construction

Business
$2.3 billion of 2014 Army budget goes to construction
Army officials recently took time to discuss their military branch’s $129.7 billion portion of the federal budget for the 2014 fiscal year, beginning October 1st. It should come to no surprise that the vast majority of that money, 44 percent or $56.6 billion, will go to military personnel. But about $2.3 billion is marked for “military construction, […]
April 15, 2013
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Business
Defense bill adds nearly $500 million in North Carolina military construction projects
President Barack Obama signed into effect a $633 billion defense bill the night of January 2, the Associated Press reported. Though the bill does include cuts in overall defense spending, it is expected to pull in nearly $500 million for construction projects for military bases in North Carolina. The bill also grants all military personnel […]
January 4, 2013
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Roadbuilding
Kirk Landers, Editor Emeritus
The uncertainty of federal funding has reduced America’s road program to pavement maintenance work — this, at a time when major construction is needed and would employ millions of people who are not currently employed
September 7, 2011
kirk.landers@att.net
Roadbuilding
Kirk Landers, Editor Emeritus
The uncertainty of federal funding has reduced America’s road program to pavement maintenance work — this, at a time when major construction is needed and would employ millions of people who are not currently employed
September 7, 2011
kirk.landers@att.net
Roadbuilding
Kirk Landers, Editor Emeritus
The uncertainty of federal funding has reduced America’s road program to pavement maintenance work — this, at a time when major construction is needed and would employ millions of people who are not currently employed
September 7, 2011
kirk.landers@att.net
Roadbuilding
Kirk Landers, Editor Emeritus
The uncertainty of federal funding has reduced America’s road program to pavement maintenance work — this, at a time when major construction is needed and would employ millions of people who are not currently employed
September 7, 2011
kirk.landers@att.net
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