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Rising Costs and Delays in Seattle Area Wastewater Plant and Tunnels

February 25, 2008 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Rising Costs and Delays in Seattle Area Wastewater Plant and Tunnels
  • Seattle Times article on project delays and increased cost
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When I arrived in Seattle for the ER2010 conference, I was thinking about the kinds of stories I post on the site. I think I probably post more about Seattle area projects than any other […]

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