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Can you imagine a day without water? Think about how many times you turn on a faucet, flush a toilet, take a shower, or use...
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Despite bipartisan efforts from the U.S. Senate to avert a government shutdown, (at this time) U.S. House Republicans so far are unable to take up...
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On Tuesday, September 19, the Engineering & Public Works Roadshow series made its third stop, this time in Dallas, Texas, at the award-winning Able Pump...
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The American Society of Civil Engineers and the National Governors Association released a policy brief in August 2023 identifying effective approaches for recruiting and retaining...
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- EPA knocks Baltimore for failure to comply with Safe Drinking Water Act
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- When federal contract payment protections fail, how can subcontractors recover?
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