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.
MaineDOT opened a public review period for alternatives to the aging bridge and dike system, with comments accepted through October 31.
The $50 million program will add bus-priority, pedestrian, bicycle and stormwater improvements along a major east-west corridor.
Harbor commissioners have moved to authorize design-build and other competitive delivery tools for the proposed Pier 500 capital program.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport received the largest highlighted award in a $481 million federal airport-infrastructure round.
A new round of federal INFRA awards targets highway, freight and port-access constraints, including projects in Savannah, Wichita and Lafayette.
MDOT's September 30 schedule provides a live view of proposed pavement, bridge and safety work through August 2027, while warning that packages remain subject to change.
FTA rail-vehicle grants will support replacement fleets in Pittsburgh, Dallas and Philadelphia, shifting attention to production, testing and maintenance readiness.
Saronic's Port Alpha project combines a major private shipyard investment with new workforce, logistics and marine-infrastructure demands at the Port of Brownsville.
New AIP grants fund drainage, terminal, taxiway and apron work in Texas, North Carolina and Wyoming.
A $664.8 million federal ferry portfolio is moving capital toward vessels, terminals and service links, with major implications for multimodal delivery and waterfront construction.
LA Metro’s North Hollywood to Pasadena bus rapid transit project is moving through phased construction across a 19-mile corridor with 22 enhanced stations.
NCDOT announced September 18 that new Winston-Salem Northern Beltway sections linking U.S. 421, I-40 and existing I-74 were scheduled to open the following morning, two months ahead of schedule.