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3 Lessons From the West Virginia DOT on Developing a Drone Program

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3 Lessons From the West Virginia DOT on Developing a Drone Program. State departments of transportation (DOTs) are responsible for building and maintaining critical infrastructure across the country and finding new and innovative ways to address the demands of future growth on the nation’s roads and bridges. Elizabeth Manning.

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JV bores out first tube of $3.9B Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel

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The largest transportation infrastructure project in Virginia history is progressing albeit 18 months behind schedule.

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Virginia awards $3.3B Hampton Roads tunnel project to Dragados-led design-build team

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The winning group beat out Hampton Roads Capacity Constructors, which included Fluor Corp., The Lane Construction Co. and AECOM.

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$3.9B P3 road project in Virginia breaks down into small bid packages for minority-owned businesses

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The design-build consortium for Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel has already signed 60 MBEs.

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Business Diversity Abounds In Virginia

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A solid education system, infrastructure investments, a strong workforce, and resilient business climate are just some of the many reasons why more and more companies choose to call Virginia home.

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Huntington Ingalls Industries To Create 250 Jobs In Virginia

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Read: Huntington Ingalls Industries To Create 250 Jobs In Virginia at BusinessFacilities.com. Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, will establish an unmanned systems facility in Hampton, VA.

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TRIP: West Virginia Drivers Lose $1.6 Billion a Year

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Roads and bridges that are deteriorated, congested, or lack some desirable safety features cost West Virginia motorists a total of $1.6 billion statewide annually–as much as $1,421 per driver in some urban areas–due to higher vehicle operating costs, traffic crashes, and congestion-related delays.…