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  1. MDOT awarded a bid to Gordon Contracting Inc. for a breakwater project, funded by federal money.
  2. A coalition has called for long-term solutions to the ongoing funding issues facing the Maine Department of Transportation.

Maine's Department of Transportation can reschedule projects due to a state surplus, following strong ratings from Moody's and S&P Global.

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Maine's Department of Transportation can reschedule projects due to a state surplus, following strong ratings from Moody's and S&P Global.

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A coalition has called for long-term solutions to the ongoing funding issues facing the Maine Department of Transportation. All 2 developments

Within MDOT awarded a bid to Gordon Contracting Inc. for a breakwater project, funded by federal money.

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