NYS&W seeks bids for $4.86 million Paterson-Hawthorne bridge project
NYS&W is seeking bids to rehabilitate Bridge 21.69 over the Passaic River, with bids due August 14 after a mandatory pre-bid meeting listed for August 5.
NYS&W is seeking bids to rehabilitate Bridge 21.69 over the Passaic River, with bids due August 14 after a mandatory pre-bid meeting listed for August 5.
MassDOT records show the Perkins Row bridge replacement reached a design resubmission milestone, while regional funding and required local property rights keep the Topsfield project on a planned path toward summer 2027 construction.
The completed Kershaw County West Complex in Lugoff adds 250 paved parking spaces and another entrance and exit on Whitehead Road.
Glendale will hold a Wednesday, August 5, meeting on planned South Verdugo street, sidewalk and sewer upgrades before tentative fall 2026 construction.
Stonington’s draft 2026 Plan of Conservation and Development remains in public review after an August 4 hearing at the Board of Education District Office in Mystic. The ten-year policy document may guide future planning priorities, but it does not adopt zoning, approve a project or authorize spending.
The July 2 bond authorization is intended to support selected Phase I construction and Phase II design, but Fort Lauderdale’s stormwater program remains a phased effort with projects at different stages.
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission awarded a $2,048,386.79 design contract for planned Oak Street overpass, toll-bridge, lighting and maintenance-facility improvements in Delaware Water Gap Borough.
Bids are due Wednesday, Aug. 5, at 3 p.m. for valve, actuator and piping work involving all six high-service pumps at Akron’s Water Supply Plant.
FDOT lists Masci General Contractor, Inc. as the awardee for a $4.21 million Nova Road project from U.S. 1 to Herbert Street, but no construction start date or lane-closure schedule has been announced in the reviewed records.
Waitsfield’s planned community wastewater project remains subject to a cost-control threshold before it can go out to bid: net project costs must fall below the town’s approved $15 million bonding capacity. June records also outline easement, permitting and financing work, while a draft wastewater ordinance remains under public review.
Glendale’s summer 2026 pilot will replace about 3,500 mechanical water meters with electronic cellular meters designed to provide more detailed usage information and leak alerts.
Arlington Avenue remains closed to through traffic from Detroit to Woodsdale as Toledo crews continue sewer-pipe installation and plan additional phased work through 2028.
A federal selection starts lease talks for a proposed AI data center and power complex at Savannah River Site. Construction, operation and key approvals have not begun.
New York State selected six Dobbs Ferry projects for the village’s $4.5 million NY Forward award on May 14, 2026. The package covers Lower Memorial Park, downtown streets and signs, the Pickwick Theater, 143 Main Street and 145 Palisade Street, while project-specific construction schedules and final designs remain unsettled.
Pflugerville moved to standard Stage 1 water rules on July 25 as treatment capacity improved, but city customers still face outdoor-watering limits while water infrastructure work continues.
Mesquite’s current Road Report lists a two-way traffic pattern on La Prada Drive between N. Galloway Avenue and Barnes Bridge Road through an estimated November 2026 as utility and paving work continues.
Engineering firms had until 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, to submit qualifications for five proposed MAPS 4 bike-lane corridors totaling about 7.35 miles in Oklahoma City.
A Fort Wayne committee-session action advanced up to $557,700 in inspection and construction-management services for the planned $7 million Pufferbelly Trail bridge over Coliseum Boulevard.
Two June public workshops advanced separate Hallowell planning efforts focused on Vaughan Brook water quality and erosion along the downtown Kennebec River shoreline. Neither workshop authorized construction or adopted a final design.
Corona’s Ontario Avenue project is in 90% design review, but construction remains planned for early 2027 after appraisals, negotiations and potential easement or property acquisitions.
New Jersey American Water’s March 27, 2026 filings identify proposed Mount Ephraim water and wastewater work, including a four-street water-main replacement and wastewater concerns affecting about 1,780 connections. Older BPU records list additional projects, but their estimates are not construction notices.
GDOT lists Project 0007842 at 0.00% construction completion and places a planned diverging-diamond interchange, ramp, lane, signal and lighting project in its 2028 program year.