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Chuck Harvey - Wed June 21, 2017

NMDOT Oversees McCarty's $12.5M Bridge Replacement

Construction is under way on a $12.5-million bridge replacement project at the Interstate 40 and NM 124 interchange (Exit 96) in McCarty's, west of Albuquerque, N.M. The bridge will be built over I-40....

Chuck Harvey - Fri November 11, 2016

$23M N.M. Road Construction Project Continues Near Hobbs

A $23 million pavement rehabilitation and shoulder-widening project will improve safety and travel on NM 529 in Lea County near Hobbs, N.M. The project, designed to improve highway capacity, is currently on schedule and on budget....

Lori Lovely - Thu September 29, 2016

$12M Project Expands NM 47, Improves Safety

In February, the New Mexico Department of Transportation and AUI Inc., the project contractor, began reconstruction of the NM 47 Peralta roadway corridor from milepost 31.0 to 32.8 through the town of Peralta....

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