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New Year Raises Hopes For Infrastructure Spending

New Year Raises Hopes For Infrastructure Spending

With hopes for a COVID-19 recovery in 2021, regional firms and engineers are eyeing opportunities for infrastructure to play a key role in restarting the economy…

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Engineering News-Record

https://www.enr.com/articles/50832-new-year-raises-hopes-for-infrastructure-spending

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