Waste Management Authority outlines $3.3 billion FEMA plan to replace territory sewer system; pumps and RFPs moving forward
Interim Executive Director Daryl Griffith told the Senate committee that FEMA has obligated more than $3.2 billion for sewer system replacement across the U.S. Virgin Islands and that the authority is already purchasing pumps, issuing RFPs and coordinating design-build bundles with the Office of Disaster Recovery.
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The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority said FEMA has obligated more than $3.2 billion to replace and repair the territory's aging wastewater system, and the authority has begun purchasing pumps and advertising procurement bundles to start work.
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