problem is that many of these projects take a few years to go from
concept to actual bidding. So the ones that are going to get funded
immediately are the ones that have been on the schedule already but have
been held up for lack of funds, environmental approval, planning
concerns, etc, The companies that will mainly benefit are the ones with
a proven track record. Some smaller scale projects may get an immediate
go-ahead such as playgrounds, parks, school maintenance, hospital
maintenance, Let's hope there is some way to fast-track some of the
projects such as highways, hospitals and bridges.
Gary
sscholl2@juno.com wrote:
>
> There are dozens of companies which have been in PW for many years.
> Some specialize in sanitary projects (sewers, treatment plants, storm
> drains). Some specialize in bridges and highways. Architects get into
> the field with public buildings. Some projects are design-build and a
> few are designed by agency staff engineers.
>
> Stan Scholl, P.E.
>
> Public Words Director of 6 cities in So. CA over a 35 yrs. period.
>
>
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