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File:  B-419193.4; B-419193.5; B-419193.6 Date:  April 15, 2021 Lars E. Anderson, Esq., Charlotte R. Rosen, Esq., and James P. Miller, Esq., Odin Feldman Pittleman PC, for the protester. Timothy A. Furin, Esq., Ryan C. Bradel, Esq., Alan M. Apple, Esq., and Chelsea A. Padgett, Esq., Ward & Berry PLLC, for BCD Travel USA, LLC, the intervenor. Jeremiah Strack, Esq., General Services Administration, for the agency. Jonathan L. Kang, Esq., and John Sorrenti, Esq., Office of the General Counsel, GAO, participated in the preparation of the decision. DIGEST 1.  Challenges to the evaluation of the...

Premium Content Subscriber only Passengers using public transport in Tweed Heads will now have a better idea of when their bus is showing up and how many seats are left. Regional Transport and Roads Minister Paul Toole said the technology was now on more than 60 buses in Tweed Heads as part of the second phase of the Transport Connected Bus Program which allows customers to track the location of a bus, its estimated arrival at a stop and how full the bus is. “We’ve already rolled this technology out in five regional centres, and to expand that to Tweed Heads will allow even more custome...

Students remodel school buses for Almeda Fire victims Local educators, organizations and students begin remodeling school buses for families impacted by the Almeda Fire. Posted: Apr 14, 2021 3:21 PM Updated: Apr 14, 2021 5:35 PM Posted By: Alicia Rubin MEDFORD, Ore. – Local students are transforming school buses into homes for families who lost everything in the Almeda Fire. The Bus Project, is the first of its kind and just started a couple weeks ago. Talent Maker City, Skoolie Home Foundation, Southern Oregon Educational Service District, Medford School District, Phoenix-Talent School Di...

>> right. so one of the people we profiled and traveled on a bus with him is quinn. and i met him just before he was taking his bus from san francisco back to his hometown of indianapolis. and i went with him to the bus station. and he was excited about his fresh start. but when i spoke to him by telephone once he had arrived he told me things weren't going so well. the person he was staying with and the contact he'd given to the city of san francisco was about to enter an addiction recovery program and ultimately quinn became homeless again in indianapolis. and then i met him on the bus as he...

Federal money for other purposes and says it can no longer afford the longer bus trips. >> what we're looking at is 1200 students, so 40% of our student population, coming from, you know, the most underperforming schools in l.a. losing access to a great high school. >> reporter: palisades high says it can't afford the bus rides either. both sides say they're trying to find a solution before l.a. unified's june 30th budget deadline. for students like maria, time is running out. but the bottom line the district says is it will save $1.2 million a year by cutting this bus program, and that would ...