—Rahall, Costello Call on House Republican Leadership to Schedule Immediate Vote to Stop Jeopardizing the Jobs of Nearly 90,000 American Construction Workers, End Furlough of 3,600 FAA Aviation Experts—
Washington, D.C.– Just one day after the U.S. Department of Transportation started issuing stop-work orders to airport construction companies across the country and House Republicans refused to convene a conference committee on the long-term Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) bill, every Democrat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee today joined together to introduce a short-term funding extension of the FAA that would end the current Republican-led shutdown and put thousands of workers back on the job.
“Instead of negotiating at gunpoint and forcing the Senate to adopt its ideological assault on the American worker, House Republican leaders should end their senseless shutdown of the FAA by bringing this clean extension to the floor for a vote today while a long-term FAA reauthorization is finalized,” said U.S. Representative Nick J. Rahall (D-WV), top Democrat on the Full Committee. “Republicans should stop jeopardizing the jobs of nearly 90,000 American construction workers and penalizing the people who keep our skies safe by holding their job hostage to their “my way or the runway” approach.”
Pending enactment of a long-term FAA reauthorization bill, Congress has passed 20 short-term extension acts without controversial policy provisions since 2007 to extend the FAA’s authority to administer aviation programs. Breaking with precedent, the 21st short-term extension that the House Republican leadership crafted and the House passed last week contained extraneous provisions that had not been agreed upon in advance. Despite being warned that such provisions could not pass the Senate, Republican leaders chose to attach these provisions to a must-pass short-term funding extension and forced a partial FAA shutdown at a cost of $200 million per week in lost revenue.
“The Republicans should stop playing games with the livelihoods of nearly 4,000 furloughed FAA workers and the overall economy and pass this clean extension bill. The adverse economic impacts of not funding the FAA are serious, as airport construction projects have stopped and thousands of construction workers are sitting at home,” said U.S. Representative Jerry Costello (D-IL), top Democrat on the House Aviation Subcommittee. “Other FAA functions - such as certifying new aircraft - help maintain commerce and an efficient economy. Without them economic activity slows or stops altogether, impeding our economic recovery. The Republican approach is counter-productive; they should pass this clean extension, appoint conferees and negotiate a long-term FAA authorization bill.”
On April 7, 2011, the Senate requested the House meet in a conference to resolve the differences between the House- and Senate-passed long-term FAA reauthorization bills. More than 100 days later, the House has taken no action to agree to a conference. Despite claims by Committee Chairman John Mica (R-FL) that such differences could be resolved “in 20 minutes,” the House Republican leadership is holding the negotiations hostage and has been unwilling to negotiate the differences between the bills in an open and transparent process.
“Just hours after House Republicans on Friday played chicken with our Nation’s aviation system with their “my way or the runway” shotgun approach to negotiating, 3,600 aviation experts received furlough notices,” said Rahall. “While pink slips have already gone out to airport construction crews from coast to coast, the House Republican leadership could minimize the destructive damage by ending their political games but yesterday they indicated they are unwilling to meet to resolve the differences. Republicans should extend the FAA through the end of September and join Senator Jay Rockefeller at the bargaining table to reauthorize the FAA.”
The “Aviation Jobs and Safety Act of 2011” introduced today by Costello, Rahall, every Democrat on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and the Democratic leaders on the Ways and Means Committee is a clean FAA extension bill that would authorize the aviation programs through the end of Fiscal Year 2011 (September 30, 2011). A clean extension is supported by a wide group of aviation organizations, including the National Association of State Aviation Officials (NASAO), Airports Council International (ACI), American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), California Airports Council (CAC), American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA), and Professional Aviation Safety Specialists (PASS).
“The House Republicans have recklessly blown up FAA reauthorization negotiations, while needlessly putting Americans out of work,” said Rahall. “They have not appointed conferees, they have not done the basic work to resolve the current impasse, and they seem to have no real plan to resolve it going forward other than continuing to inflict pain on working families until they get their way.”
The Republican-led FAA shutdown that began at midnight on Friday has already triggered stop work orders being issued to construction crews across the country.
FAA Stop-Work Orders That Have Been Issued:
|
Name of the Contractor |
Project Location(s) |
Type of Work |
Value of the Contract |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Jacobs Engineering |
California, Oregon, Texas, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, D.C., Florida, Minnesota, Illinois, Virginia |
Architect & engineering, construction for en route centers and combined en route and approach facilities |
$370,000,000 |
|
Reliant Contractors |
Greenville, MS |
Construction of remote communications air-ground facility |
$97,500 |
|
Flintco, Inc. |
Gulf Port, MS |
Tower construction |
$11,845,620 |
|
Daniel J. Keating Co. |
Wilkes Barre, PA |
Tower construction |
$14,721,356 |
|
Paul J. Scariano Inc |
New York |
Demolition of LGA tower |
$6,324,387 |
|
Sheckler Contracting, Inc. |
Leesburg, VA |
Roof replacement at en route center |
$363,000 |
|
Nationwide Construction Group |
PA, NY |
Construction, physical security |
$718,000 |
|
M&M Enterprises |
Dulles, VA |
Fence construction |
$56,000 |
|
Jones Morgan Inc |
Rochester, NY |
Construction |
$346,000 |
|
Boykin Contracting Inc |
Greenwood, MS |
Construction |
$56,000 |
|
KOBO Utility & Electric |
Hyannis, MA |
Construction of Precision Approach Path Indicator lights |
$37,000 |
|
Flintco, Inc. |
Memphis, TN |
Tower construction |
$55,953,326 |
|
Patriot Electric Inc |
Providence, RI |
Fire alarm, construction |
$237,000 |
|
Standard Builders Inc |
Memphis, TN |
Painting |
$18,000 |
|
Corinthian |
Warrenton, VA |
Construction of new Command Center |
$24,338,718 |
|
6K Systems Inc. |
Burlington, MA |
Computer services |
$234,000 |
|
Chappy Corp. |
Baltimore, MD |
Site preparation for installation of BWI ASDE-X |
$2,279,576 |
|
AKAL Security Inc. |
Baltimore, MD |
BWI ASDE-X |
$91,500 |
|
Limbach Co. Inc. |
Oakdale, PA |
Boiler, construction |
$205,000 |
|
Construction and Service Solutions |
Rochester, NY |
Roof construction |
$316,000 |
|
Peachtree Mechanical Inc |
VA |
Construction at Washington en route center |
$631,000 |
|
Sheckler Contracting Inc. |
NY |
Construction at JFK tower |
$155,000 |
|
S&E Services, Inc. |
Garden City, NY |
Construct a catwalk in NY TRACON |
$1,781,000 |
|
Limbach Company LLC |
Pittsburg, PA |
Plumbing, construction |
$175,000 |
|
CUSA Consulting Corp. |
Erie, PA |
Fire life safety, construction |
$112,000 |
|
Postier & Jaeckle Inc. |
Rochester, NY |
Construction |
$27,000 |
|
Petersen-Dean Inc. |
Jacksonville FL |
Construction at Jacksonville en route center |
$55,000 |
|
Marathon Electric Inc. |
Memphis, TN |
Construction at Memphis en route center |
$88,500 |
|
Moulison North Corp. |
Portland, ME |
Electrical project |
$9,000 |
|
Cornerstone Construction Services |
Lawrence, MA |
Roof construction |
$47,000 |
|
Pine Tree Elevator |
Portland, ME |
Elevator project |
$163,000 |
|
CGMC Building Corp. |
Poughkeepsie, NY & Danbury, CT |
Seismic upgrade |
$488,000 |
|
Prow’ess Construction Corp. |
Lawrence, MA |
Facility modernization Construction |
$123,700 |
|
Atlantic Defense Contractor |
Portland, ME |
Seismic upgrade |
$935,000 |
|
Synthesis Inc. |
Ronkonkoma, NY |
Drain project |
$10,000 |
|
McKercher Corp. |
Miami, FL |
Electric project, construction |
$133,900 |
|
Synthesis Inc. |
Ronkonkoma, NY |
Construction upgrade |
$256,700 |
|
CMGC Building Corp. |
Nashua, NH |
Mechanical room construction |
$88,500 |
|
LVI Services |
New York, NY |
Construction |
$1,100,000 |
|
Security Construction Services |
Nashua, NH |
Construction, attic rehab. |
$4,670,000 |
|
Peachtree Specialty Group |
Atlanta, GA |
Construction at Atlanta en route center |
$133,900 |
|
Louis Berger & Associates |
New York |
Asbestos removal, construction |
$168,500 |
|
TJB Air Conditioning and Heating |
19 Terminal Doppler Weather Radar facilities |
HVAC renovations |
$1,030,000 |
|
Swinterton Builders |
Palm Springs, CA |
Construction of tower |
$14,229,775 |
|
Devon Construction, Inc. |
Oakland, CA |
Construction of tower |
$31,000,304 |
|
Cobalt Construct. |
Palmdale, CA |
Construction(86% complete), modernization of 2d floor of automation wing and control floor, attic |
$12,146,449 |
|
Bara Infoware |
Sacramento, CA |
Replace roof and visitor entrance wall panels at Tracon |
$759,567 |
|
E Corp |
Auburn, WA |
2d floor automation wing |
$2,294,220 |
|
Ahtna Engineering Services LLC |
Bethel, AK |
Airport Approach and Runway Entrance Lights installation |
$843,816 |
|
Archer Western Contractors |
Las Vegas, NV |
Construction of new tower |
$43,429,116 |
|
Archer Western Contractors |
Abilene, TX |
Construction of new tower |
$15,722,800 |
|
Archer Western Contractors |
Traverse City, MI |
Construction of new tower |
$11,062,093 |
|
Archer Western Contractors |
Kansas City, KS |
2nd floor modernization construction, attic at en route center |
$2,399,970 |
|
Archer Western Contractors |
Albuquerque, NM |
Construction build out at en route center |
$1,984,002 |
|
Imperial Construction Weatherford TX |
Houston, TX |
Construction of replacement TRACON |
$25,085,257 |
|
Imperial Construction Weatherford TX |
Chicago, IL |
Parking lot replacement at en route center |
$1,500,000 |
|
Skanska |
Kalamazoo, MI |
Construct new tower |
$14,422,975 |
|
Skanska |
GFK |
Install new radio transmitter receiver |
$848,500 |
|
Skanska |
Walnut Ridge, AR |
Install new Medium-Intensity Approach Lighting System for runway |
$587,000 |
|
Concept Solutions, LLC |
Reston, VA |
Business Management Support for Joint Planning and Development Office |
$1,447,999 |
|
Allied Technology Group |
Rockville, MD |
Program Management Technical Support Services for ATO Finance |
$1,174,421 |
|
CGH Technologies, Inc. |
Washington, DC |
Various projects per Work Order. Support for Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) Obstruction Evaluation |
$29,184,768.00 |
|
CGH Technologies, Inc. |
Washington, DC |
Various projects per Work Order. Support for Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) Obstruction Evaluation |
$54,075,701.00 |
|
CGH Technologies, Inc. |
Washington, DC |
Various projects per Work Order. Current WO for development support for Airports Geographic Information System |
$54,075,701.00 |
|
Network Designs, Inc. (NDI) |
Vienna, VA |
Security Engineering Support for FAA's Alaska Flight Service Modernization (AFSM) Program. |
$914,961.54 |
|
Lockheed Martin |
Washington, DC |
Program Management Support for ATO Technical Operations |
$233,000 |
|
AST Eng |
Multiple locations |
ERAM support services will be halted at all locations except Seattle and Salt Lake City |
$3.5M |
|
Science Applications International |
Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Dulles, Charlotte, Chicago O’Hare, Ft. Lauderdale, Newark, LaGuardia, Phoenix, Houston, Seattle, Los Angeles |
Engineering support for runway status lights |
$37M |
|
Sensis Corp |
Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Dulles, Charlotte, Chicago O’Hare, Ft. Lauderdale, Newark, LaGuardia, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Houston, Seattle, Los Angeles |
Runway Status Lights |
$214M |
|
JVN |
Multiple locations |
Flight Information Regions |
$2.3M |
|
Sensis |
Multiple locations |
ASDE-X |
$390M |
|
SAIC |
Multiple locations |
ASDE-X Program Management Office (PMO) Support |
$104M |
|
Arcon Corporation |
Multiple locations |
Terminal Automation IV&V |
$14.1M |
|
Regulus Corp ** |
Multiple locations |
Terminal Surveillance Special Technical |
$31.8M |
|
Boeing |
Multiple locations |
Future Air Navigation System Interoperability Team (FIT) Program |
$200k |
|
Lockheed Martin ** |
Multiple locations |
En Route Communications Gateway |
$151M |
|
Lockheed Martin ** |
Multiple locations |
HOST Sustainment |
$619M |
|
L3 Communications ** |
Multiple locations |
Oceanic Integrated Services (OIS) Contract |
$57.5M |
|
TASC ** |
Multiple locations |
TAC2 |
$384M |
|
Apptis ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-Terminal Support Services |
$20.6M |
|
MCR ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$25M |
|
TASC/NG ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$21.8M |
|
SAIC ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$21.1M |
|
ITT ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$34.3M |
|
Technology Service Corp ** |
Multiple locations |
Radar Support System |
$1.7M |
|
A3 ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$3.7M |
|
Enterprise ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$2M |
|
S&K ** |
Multiple locations |
ATO-T Support Services |
$2.9M |
|
JMA Group |
Washington, DC |
Support to Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) Office |
$3M |
|
CSC Corporation |
Rockville, MD |
Traffic Flow Management Software System |
$593M |
|
CNA Group |
Alexandria, VA |
Analysis, Systems Engineering and Operations Research for the AIM Office |
$6.2M |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
ZOA Modernize |
Curtain Wall Replacement and Mod. 4 Renovation |
$5,838,000 |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
ZHU Admin Wing |
Administration Wing Renovation |
$6,960,000 |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
San Juan CERAP |
Seismic Upgrade |
$11,500,000 |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
ZJX Curtain Wall |
Curtain Wall Replacement |
$1,770,000 |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
ZDC Curtain Wall |
Curtain Wall Replacement |
$2,530,000 |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
ZAU Curtain Wall |
Curtain Wall Replacement |
$2,200,000 |
|
Jacobs Facilities Group, Inc |
ZMP Major Mechanical |
Major Mechanical Upgrade |
$6,230,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
LiHue ATCT, HI |
Seismic Modernization Upgrade |
$3,700,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
Livermore ATCT, CA |
Seismic Modernization |
$505,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
Palo Alto ATCT, CA |
Seismic Modernization |
$479,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
Santa Maria ATCT, CA |
Seismic Modernization |
$497,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
Anchorage ATCT, AK |
Seismic Modernization |
$563,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
Salem ATCT, OR |
Seismic Modernization |
$340,000 |
|
Jacobs Project Mgmt Co |
Hillsboro ATCT, OR |
Seismic Modernization |
$140,000 |
|
Jacobs Engineering Group |
BACNet Upgrade |
BACNet Upgrade |
$900,000 |
|
The Matthwews Group |
ARTCC Miami |
Major Mechanical & Seismic Upgrade |
$4,200,000 |
|
Belfour Beatty |
ARTCC Jacksonville |
Major Mechanical & Seismic Upgrade |
$8,800,000 |
|
Jacobs Engineering Group |
NextGen |
NextGen Facilities Design and Prototype |
$9,800,000 |
|
RW Armstrong |
San Juan CERAP |
Major Mechanical |
$4,200,000 |
|
Burton Construction |
ARTCC Denver |
Piping Upgrade |
$250,000 |
|
Burton Construction |
Guam CERAP |
FY12 Consolidated Projects |
$700,000 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Abilene, TX |
Work Release 156 – ABI LOC |
$386,000 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Abilene, TX |
Work Release160 – NEXCOM Radio Replacement |
$1,007,032 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Abilene, TX |
Work Release 164 – ABQ FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure (FTI)/ Microwave Links |
$235,600 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Abilene, TX |
Work Release 179 – Abilene ATCT |
$430,000 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Abilene, TX |
Work Release 194 - NEXCOM Abilene RTR Relocation |
$210,000 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Dallas Fort Worth |
Work Release 167 - NEXCOM Radio Replacement |
$1,096,066 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Hobby Field |
Work Release 176 – Hobby Remote Transmitter/Receiver (RTR) |
$268,987 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Houston, TX |
Work Release 178 I90 TRACON |
$1,000,000 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Alamogordo, TX |
Work Release 185 - NEXCOM |
$325,927 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Alamogordo, TX |
Work Release 187 - Fiber Optics Transmission System (FOTS) Engineering |
$400,018 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
San Antonio, TX |
Work Release 188 - Relocation of San Antonio (SAT) Backup Emergency Communications Systems to Stinson Field (SSF) RTR |
$124,914 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
San Antonio, TX |
Work Release 193 - NEXCOM |
$103,127 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Beaumont, TX |
Work Release 199 - NEXCOM Beaumont RTR |
$68,664 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Woodford, CT |
Work Release CT-11-0128 HVAC Modifications F Mills |
$1,003,784 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Woodford, CT |
Work Release CT-11-0137 Reconfiguration F Merly |
$78,121 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Palm Springs, CA |
Work Release 348, ARRA Palm Springs ATCT |
$545,000 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Oakland, CA |
Work Release 353, ARRA Oakland ATCT |
$985,300 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Northern, AZ |
Work Release 361, Northern AZ Airspace Project |
$91,998 |
|
Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Group |
Chicago, IL |
Work Release 196, EIT Chicago |
$38,645 |
|
L3 Communications |
Atlantic City, NJ |
All the ongoing System Engineering (SE) and Information System Security (ISS) technical activities for System Wide Information Management (SWIM), DataComm, Aeronautical Message Handling System (AMHS), Enroute Radar Intelligent Tool (ERIT), and NextGen Network Enabled Weather (NNEW) would cease. All major milestones for these programs will be impacted and may not be met. |
$19.6M |
|
General Dynamics |
Fairfax, VA |
2012- 2012 –Nextgen Integration and Evaluation Capability (NIEC); Conflict Probe Assessment Team (CPAT); Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Simulations, UAS Certificate Of Authorization (COA) Support and support for the JPDO office |
$17M |
|
Engility Corp |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast Ground |
$5.7M |
|
Basic Commerce & Industries, Inc. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
AWOTES – Reduce Weather Impact (RWI), NextGen Network Enabled Weather (NNEW), NextGen Weather Processor (NWP), legacy fielded weather systems support, technical support for Program Office and weather technology in the cockpit |
$14.5M |
|
Engility Corp. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Local Area Augmentation System – Technical Support for Ground-Based Augmentation System and Surface Trajectory Based Operations (STBO) |
$1.1M |
|
Engility Corp. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
ADSB – Broadcast Airborne |
$1.5M |
|
General Dynamics |
Fairfax, VA |
Nextgen Lab Support |
$18M |
|
Digital Ibiz |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Engineering & Maintenance Oceanic Integration and Interoperability Facility lab |
$1M |
|
Engility Corp |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Engineering & Programming Support – Research Development and Human Factors Lab (RDHFL) |
$7.9M |
|
Four Winds Services, Inc. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Aircraft Maintenance |
$5.4M |
|
HiaSun |
Atlantic City, NJ |
FASTER pavement test facility/AVGAS |
$3.6M |
|
JDS Management Services. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Airway Facilities Tower Integration Lab |
$5.3M |
|
SRA |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Airport Test Machine |
$57M |
|
Hi-Tec Systems |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Safety Assessment of NSA and Unmanned Aircraft Systems |
$2M |
|
Cherokee, CRC |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Terminal Area Safety Support |
$5M |
|
Lumark |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Safety assessment of National Airspace System |
$5.1M |
|
Lumark |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Technical Editing |
$9.2M |
|
Embry Riddle Aeronautical Univ. |
Daytona Beach, FL |
General Aviation Research |
$20M |
|
TAMI |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Fire Safety Testing |
$9.4M |
|
A3 Technology, Inc |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Laboratory Technical Services |
$7.9M |
|
C-FAR Services, LLC |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Laboratory Technical Services |
$700K |
|
Engility Corp. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Navigation Services |
$600K |
|
JDS Management Services |
Atlantic City, NJ |
ATC Voice Communications |
$4.5M |
|
ESG |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Communications |
$9.7M |
|
Basic Commerce & Industries, Inc. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Surface Surveillance |
$5.4M |
|
Basic Commerce & Industries, Inc. |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Aeronautical Telecommunication Network (ATN) Software Development and Engineering Support |
$7.5M |
|
Honeywell |
Conn Rapids, MN |
Local Area Augmentation System (LAAS) – Modification of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) landing system Test Bed |
$5.3M |
|
Honeywell |
Memphis, TN and Houston, TX |
Ground Based Augmentation System relocation from Memphis to Houston |
$650K |
|
Smithers Quality |
Atlantic City, NJ |
ISO Certification Services for Technical Center Labs |
$95K |
|
CSSI |
Atlantic City, NJ |
Simulation & Modeling |
$4.9M |
|
Boeing Aerospace Systems ** |
Washington, DC |
Research, concept development, and prototyping of NextGen technologies. |
$1.7B |
|
ITT ** |
Washington, DC |
Research, concept development, and prototyping of NextGen technologies. |
$1.4B |
|
Metron Aviation ** |
Washington, DC |
Research, concept development, and prototyping of NextGen technologies. |
$1.14B |
|
Booz Allen Hamilton |
Washington, DC |
Task Order Request Package (TORP) 1073 - Systems Tool Application Support |
$250K |
|
Booz Allen Hamilton |
Washington, DC |
TORP 1184- Enterprise Architecture and Engineering Support |
$1M |
|
Booz Allen Hamilton |
Washington, DC |
Systems Engineering for the National Airspace System |
$650K |
|
General Dynamics ** |
Washington, DC |
Research, concept development, and prototyping of NextGen technologies. |
$1.18B |
|
NCI INC |
Washington, DC and remote from FL. |
Contract Support work for the National Airspace Implementation Support Contract (NISC) office |
$6.1M |
|
Topologe, LLC |
Washington, DC |
Contract Support for Power Services |
$680K |
|
Oceus Networks, Inc |
Multiple Continental US locations |
Installation and support contract |
$11.4M |
*Note: This list reflects projects in various stages of construction. The FAA will continue to update the list as more stop work orders are issued and more information becomes available.
NOTE (**) - Partial Stop Work Order Issued
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