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April 13, 2019 Grand Haven Tribune The debate over how to pay to fix Michigan’s crumbling roads likely will stretch into summer. That’s when Republican lawmakers in the Senate say they anticipate being ready to publicly share their alternative to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s plan to raise gas taxes by
Beginning with the July 12, 2019 bid letting (and all subsequent bid lettings), MDOT will implement a single revision in the current “Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Goal at Time of Bid” process on all FHWA federal-aid projects that have a DBE participation Goal. Under the current “DBE at Time of Bid” process,
Effective Monday, April 15, 2019 weight restrictions will be lifted on all state trunkline highways from the southern Michigan border north to and including M-20 from the interchange with US-31, Oceana County, East on M-20 to US-131, North on US-131 to M-20, Mecosta County, East on M-20 to US-10, Midland
Bridge Magazine April 12, 2019 MITA’s Executive Vice President is quoted in the following article regarding Michigan’s road funding. The debate over how to pay to fix Michigan’s crumbling roads likely will stretch into summer. That’s when Republican lawmakers in the Senate say they anticipate being ready to publicly share
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Tim Sweet, a 26-year employee of MITA member E.T. MacKenzie Company based in Grand Ledge. He was 51 years old. Tim was born in Lansing and graduated from Farwell Area Schools in 1985. He pursued his engineering passion by
In late 2018, industry leaders and Michigan Department of Transportation teamed up to establish the Work Zone Safety Task Force. Aimed at improving work zone safety and reducing the number of injuries and deaths across the state, the task force is comprised of seven Action Teams. Each Action Team represents
Traverse City Record Eagle April 8, 2019 MITA’s Vice President of Industry Relations Rachelle VanDeventer, P.E., is quoted in this article regarding the statewide kickoff of National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 8-12, 2019. TRAVERSE CITY — Rachel Snell of Bay City says keeping road workers
Memorandum TO: Union Contractors FROM: Michael A. Nystrom, Executive Vice President/Secretary DATE: April 5, 2019 RE: Teamsters Health & Welfare Effective April 1, 2019 As of April 1, 2019, Health and Welfare was updated as follows: the Contractor agrees to pay into the Michigan Conference of Teamsters’ Welfare Fund (MCTWF)
Effective Monday, April 8th, 2018 at 6:00 AM, weight restrictions will be lifted from the southern Michigan border north to I-96 from the interchange with US-31, in the city of Muskegon, Muskegon County, then east on I-96 to I-69 in Clinton County then continuing east on I-69 ending at the
2019 TRIP Report Press Coverage Tuesday, April 2, 2019 Report details how much Michigan’s bad roads cost drivers Click on Detroit March 12, 2019 A new report released this week looks at the cost of Michigan’s crumbling roads to drivers. Report: Poor Michigan roads cost motorists billions of dollars
The Detroit News April 1, 2019 The path forward for building a tunnel to house Enbridge’s controversial Line 5 oil pipeline below the Straits of Mackinac remains unclear after Attorney General Dana Nessel said the law creating an authority to oversee tunnel construction is unconstitutional. A couple of hours later, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered
MDOT has issued a memorandum defining the construction suspension periods for the 2019 Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day holidays. Click here to view the MDOT memorandum. If you have any questions or comments, please contact Glenn Bukoski or Rachelle VanDeventer at the MITA office at 517-347-8336 or by email
