DOE Authorizes PJM Backup Power for October 13–16 Reliability Window
The temporary order permits specified generation and conditional backup resources during a period of tight Mid-Atlantic supply.
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The temporary order permits specified generation and conditional backup resources during a period of tight Mid-Atlantic supply.
Copenhagen Infrastructure V acquired the interest previously held by a Macquarie-led consortium; the purchase price was not disclosed.
Eleven firms will compete for task orders through a contract with a $975 million cumulative ceiling; the first order funds a Camp Lejeune armory.
CARTA’s planned autonomous shuttle service links up to six vehicles with a command center, making operations and incident response central to delivery.
Questions are due October 12 and Phase 1 proposals October 30 for NASA Glenn’s Cleveland laboratory design-build procurement.
A multiyear HALEU supply contract includes prepayments for enrichment expansion, with deliveries expected before the end of the decade.
MEB General Contractors will deliver the Gosport substation portion of an electrical modernization project at the Portsmouth, Virginia shipyard.
The terminal award is part of a nationwide AIP funding round, with project scope, procurement and construction sequencing the next details to watch.
Hitachi Energy plans a $528 million transformer factory in Gallman, Mississippi, with construction expected to begin in 2026 and production scheduled for 2029.
Honolulu’s water board closed a $109 million federal loan for a reverse-osmosis desalination facility, byproduct disposal systems, a recycled-water pipeline and transmission lines.
More than 2.9 million TEUs moved through Los Angeles from June through August, highlighting the relationship between terminal throughput and inland movement.
Selections span 45 states and Washington, D.C.; federal awards are distinct from total project costs.