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Black & Veatch, a major engineering, consulting and construction company, has recently won several awards and secured new projects worth around US$34 million in the growing Singapore, Australia and Hong Kong water markets.
Many observers worried representatives and senators would pull the exact same stunt as last year: retroactively renew wind credits through 2015 (leaving the industry scrambling through the holidays to secure major new projects to qualify), and punt on the solar tax credits and any discussion of long-term incentives.
He said that the economy had delayed the news service but that its financing — from a reserve dedicated to new projects — was secure.
The department is responsible for introducing new systems to ensure the continual smooth running of the business, and are constantly taking on new projects that secure our reputation as one of the most innovative and forward thinking media organisations in the world.
Securing funding for and planning new projects take time.
Washington is facing a cash crunch, is in default of credit agreements and cannot secure performance bonds needed to start new projects.
(Mr. Singleton said the company had no new projects planned beyond those three that meet the criteria of having secured both financing and land options).
But he has been unable to secure financing or corporate tenants because of a weak real estate market and lenders' refusals to pay for new projects.
Last April, investors in new projects were required to put up at least 40% of the capital in order to secure loans, up from 25%.
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