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LeChase Construction, based in Rochester, has been seeking a taxpayer grant – $260 million, according to two sources – to cover cost overruns, stating that it otherwise risks financial collapse.

Small contracting firms are getting a hand up with a Los Angeles program that helps them obtain bonding on public projects.

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LeChase Construction, based in Rochester, has been seeking a taxpayer grant – $260 million, according to two sources – to cover cost overruns, stating that it otherwise risks financial collapse.

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A dozen Hill neighborhood leaders and residents pressed for more time -- and more affordable housing -- in a last-ditch effort to stall a 194-unit…

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SBA Proposes Adoption of 2022 NAICS Revision for Small Business Size Standards - The Small Business Administration (SBA) proposed to amend its small business size...

Naiver road considerably but hiss banks have the highest vaccination rate. >> there were many reasons for the gap including barriers to vaccine access and some still have concerns, and those concerns were often rooted in misinformation. >> reporter: now, look, there remain some resistance among some new york teachers when it comes to vaccines but at least 90% of them have been fully inoculated. also new tonight, united airlines releasing an update on its vaccine mandate. nearlyt 9% of staff chos...

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