Sentences with phrase «does infrastructure repairs»

Arty Straehla, the CEO of Mammoth (the parent company of Cobra), said in a conference call on Friday that Cobra does infrastructure repairs for utility companies across the Midwest.

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Many of the highest return infrastructure investments — such as improving roads, repairing 60,000 structurally deficient bridges, upgrading schools or modernising the air traffic control system — do not generate a commercial return and so are excluded from his plan.

«DfT reports that some utility companies have therefore waited until infrastructure has needed repairing to avoid incurring the extra costs, as emergency works don't incur charges.

Kink says he does like the governors» job creation programs - the biggest one would use over one and half billion state dollars to leverage billions more in investments for road and bridge and other infrastructure repairs, including a new Tappan Zee Bridge, better flood control, and renewable energy systems.

«We are also looking at repairing the damage that has been done to the infrastructure of the communities and rehabilitate the people.»

«I'm very concerned about the nonprofits being able to take on this new business,» she said, noting that without money to help pay for infrastructure and repairs at nonprofit shelters, among other expenses, «I think it will be challenging for [the administration] to find providers that are able to do this work.»

«I don't believe the executive branch should have total say as to where these millions and millions of dollars of infrastructure repairs should go,» Skelos said.

We're funding libraries and recreation centers and all of that and so we want to be able to continue to provide exceptional service to our citizens but also do the necessary repairs as it pertains to infrastructure and investment in our capital projects,» Warren said.

DeFrancisco believes this one - shot windfall should pay for one - time expenditures, things like infrastructure repair, that don't need funds every year.

Just think of all the progress we could have made on real items that could help economic growth such as better teacher pay, better roads, better bridges, and repairing infrastructure if we did not have the burden of Medicaid.

So what is to be done with all this aging infrastructure in an era of rising gasoline prices and scarce funding for repairs?

A restoration economy is primarily based on renewing the places we've already developed (buildings, infrastructure, brownfields, etc.) and on repairing damage done to natural resources along the way.

There are some aspects of the immigration system that do require immediate action and I am in favor of repairing the broken infrastructure.