FRCE starts first full C-130T overhaul at Global TransPark

Fleet Readiness Center East has inducted the first C-130T into its 700,000-square-foot Global TransPark maintenance complex.
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Fleet Readiness Center East has inducted the first C-130T into its 700,000-square-foot Global TransPark maintenance complex.
Bryan County receives the largest allocation, a $36.7 million loan for water supply improvements.
USACE is modernizing a 1952 aircraft-support hangar at Patrick Space Force Base under a design-build contract scheduled for completion in April 2029.
USACE is reducing Gavins Point Dam releases to 9,000 cubic feet per second as drought shortens the Missouri River navigation-support season.
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San Diego has installed the final section of its North City Pure Water Pipeline, completing a major conveyance link in the city’s water-reuse program. The city announced the milestone on November 4; commissioning and testing still remain before the system enters service.
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Wake Forest will begin drawing down its reservoir after a November 9 closure so Zachry Construction can prepare dam improvements.
West Virginia American Water is replacing 3,500 feet of pipe on Old Route 38 and Harding Subdivision Road in Fayetteville.
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Greeley will receive an $8.685 million FEMA grant toward the $25 million Gold Hill Pipeline connecting two treated-water systems.
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