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      Sustainable Practices

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      Defense & MilitaryEnvironmental ComplianceMissile SystemsSustainable PracticesAward
      20 days ago

      DoD Grants $46 Million in Maryland for Missile Systems and Environmental Management

      The DoD has awarded over **$46 million** in contracts to support missile system production and environmental management in Westminster and Aberdeen Proving Ground. This funding, primarily benefiting Raytheon and Mar-Len Environmental Inc., signals robust opportunities in defense and environmental compliance sectors for local contractors.

      Water InfrastructureEnvironmental PolicyRural DevelopmentFederal FundingSustainable PracticesAward
      40 days ago

      Bureau of Reclamation Awards $77M Water Pipeline Contract to Eastern New Mexico

      The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation granted a $77 million contract to the Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority for a critical pipeline project. This initiative aims to provide surface water to approximately 73,000 people, addressing severe depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer and enhancing rural water security in New Mexico.