Maryland lawmakers issued a statement regarding the termination of the Francis Scott Key Bridge reconstruction contract in Baltimore.
Quiver AI Summary
Maryland Delegation Responds to Contract Termination: Congressman Steny H. Hoyer, Senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks, along with several Maryland representatives, issued a statement regarding the termination of the contract for the Francis Scott Key Bridge reconstruction in Baltimore.
Economic Significance Urged: The officials emphasized that the bridge serves as a critical infrastructure project, vital for commerce in the region. They expressed commitment to support a new contract that ensures resources are efficiently managed, allowing for the stability and safety of the bridge going forward.
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