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Fann said in a statement on Monday, Nov. 1 her decision came after 28 years in local and state government positions and after37 years of owning her business, which she recently sold.

She said it was a “privilege” to serve in the legislature and the “honor of a lifetime” to serve as Senate President.

“I look forward to a successful session in 2022 advancing policies that benefit all Arizonans, and then enjoying the life my husband and I have built for ourselves in retirement with our family,” she said.

>>14903384

Anon is digging as we speak…

Very SPOOPY on the surface.. digging into AZ State corporate commission right now looking for sale of FANN Contracting.

Stay tuned

>>14903419 (me)

https://ecorp.azcc.gov/BusinessSearch/BusinessInfo?entityNumber=00698909

Name:LINDA O'BRIEN

Appointed Status:Active

Attention:

Address:6725 Generation Lane, PRESCOTT, AZ 86301, USA

Agent Last Updated:8/25/2021

E-mail:

Attention:

Mailing Address:PO Box 4356, PRESCOTT, AZ 86302, USA

County:Yavapai

https://ecorp.azcc.gov/CommonHelper/GetFilingDocuments?barcode=21082509581998

Katharine Ann Baldwin - Date of taking office 5/24/2021

Statutory Agent Name - Linda O'Brien

PO BOX 4356, Prescott, AZ. 86302

More Stuff To Dig….

Anonymous ID: ad2bae Nov. 1, 2021, 8:04 p.m. No.14903536 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>3569

>>14903531

Linda O'Brien

https://www.facebook.com/206768996028247/photos/our-matriarch-linda-obrien-cfowhat-made-you-choose-the-construction-industry-i-s/2883257045046082/

Our Matriarch, Linda O’Brien, CFO

What made you choose the Construction Industry? I started at Fann 35 years ago as acomputer programmer, building construction accounting software. Fann Contracting was one of the few places in Prescott where I could get hired as a programmer.

>>14903531 (me)

>>14903536 (me)

>>14903444

Apparent developer selected for Interstate 17 improvements north of Phoenix

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/apparent-developer-selected-interstate-17-improvements-north-phoenix

INTERSTATE 17, Construction set to begin in 2022 on 23-mile section of highway north of Phoenix

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The total project cost is$445,940,000, which includes the construction cost by the developer team, along with ADOT’s cost to administer the project.

Oct 28, 2021

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/i-17-improvement-project-advances-developer-agreement

Sept 13, 2021

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/apparent-developer-selected-interstate-17-improvements-north-phoenix

Feb 1, 2021

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/arizona-transportation-partnering-excellence-awards-announced

BIG FUKIN BOOMS

$445 MIL CONTRACT

Anonymous ID: ad2bae Nov. 1, 2021, 8:13 p.m. No.14903575 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>3588

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== I-17 Improvement Project advances with developer agreement

Construction set to begin in 2022 on 23-mile section of highway north of Phoenix==

September 13, 2021

PHOENIX – Following a comprehensive procurement process, the Arizona Department of Transportation has entered into negotiations with the apparent preferred developer to design, construct, operate and maintain improvements to Interstate 17 between Anthem Way and Sunset Point, a major stretch of highway that sees more than one million travelers every year.

After an extensive review process, Kiewit-Fann Joint Venture has been selected as the preferred developer. Key members of the development team include Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.; Fann Contracting Inc.; Kiewit Engineering Group Inc.; DBI Services LLC; CONSOR Engineers LLC dba Apex Design; T.Y. Lin International; Lee Engineering; Terracon Consultants Inc.; Wheat Design Group, Inc.; Y2K Engineering; and Pinyon Environmental Inc.

For years, Arizona motorists, businesses and tourists have voiced their support for widening and improving I-17 north of the metro-Phoenix region to alleviate congestion and improve traffic flow. This project will improve 23 miles of I-17, including 15 miles of roadway widening, two bridge replacements, one bridge deck replacement, 10 bridge widenings, and the installation of an eight-mile flex lane system — a new feature for Arizona’s highway system. Flex lanes are proven technology to help reduce congestion on I-17 during peak travel times and allow for traffic movement during emergency situations.

ADOT sought proposals from qualified developer teams interested in reconstructing the 23-mile section of this key commerce corridor. Three finalists were selected earlier this year to advance through the selection process. All three finalists were encouraged to use innovation and develop alternative concepts to deliver the best possible design, construction, operation and maintenance strategy for the project.

The final cost will be determined after extensive contract negotiations.

“Arizonans are excited to see major improvements to Interstate 17 coming soon, and today’s news is an important step forward,” said Governor Doug Ducey. “I-17 is a critical link to northern Arizona communities and a vital economic corridor. Expanding this section of I-17 will reduce congestion, improve traffic flow and strengthen public safety. Millions of Arizonans will benefit from I-17’s improved connectivity and reliability when this project is completed.”

ADOT has begun contract negotiations, and, pending a final contract, anticipates design and construction will begin in 2022. Construction is expected to take approximately three years. Construction crews are aiming to minimize impacts to the traveling public while work is underway. On busy days, this stretch of Interstate 17 can see more than 50,000 drivers a day.

“The vision of the Arizona Department of Transportation is moving Arizona to become the most reliable transportation system in the nation,” said ADOT Director John Halikowski. “The I-17 project represents that vision and is a profound step toward enhancing the safety and efficiency of one of Arizona’s most iconic highways. ADOT is committed to innovative solutions to improve our highways, and this unique and creative project is a perfect example. It supports ADOT’s True North of getting everyone safely home.”

The I-17 flex lanes will operate as a separate, two-lane roadway carrying one direction of traffic at a time depending on the greatest need along the steep, winding eight miles between Black Canyon City and Sunset Point. For example, the flex lanes will be able to carry heavier northbound traffic on a Friday or heavy southbound traffic on a Sunday. Similarly, ADOT will be able to open the flex lanes to accommodate traffic anytime if a crash or other incident causes long delays. The flex lanes will be next to, but physically separated from southbound I-17 using concrete barriers. Access to the flex-lane entrances will be controlled by gates.

In February, Governor Ducey announced $40 million in funding for the I-17 project from higher-than-anticipated revenue amid Arizona’s strong economic recovery and federal COVID-relief funds. Additional project funding sources include $130 million of state highway funds appropriated by the state legislature in 2019; a $90 million Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) grant; $50 million programmed by the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) for the Maricopa County portion of this project; and $52.3 million from federal aid with matching state highway funds.

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Sorry.. Got crazy tabs open and going super speed…

Copied wrong heading from wrong Article…

Articles with corresponding headlines here.

Oct 28, 2021

I-17 Improvement Project advances with developer agreement

>Construction set to begin in 2022 on 23-mile section of highway north of Phoenix

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/i-17-improvement-project-advances-developer-agreement

Sept 13, 2021

Apparent developer selected for Interstate 17 improvements north of Phoenix

23-mile construction project anticipated to begin in 2022

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/apparent-developer-selected-interstate-17-improvements-north-phoenix

Feb 1, 2021

Arizona Transportation Partnering Excellence Awards Announced

ADOT honored for several 2020 projects

https://azdot.gov/adot-news/arizona-transportation-partnering-excellence-awards-announced

BIG BOOMS

37 years of sucking State Contracts from Arizona?

>>14903585

HOLD THE LINE ANONS

> This show is just getting started…

17 MARKER CONFIRM'D

23 MARKER CONFIRM'D

>PATRIOTS IN CONTROL

DO IT Q

>>14903602

Anon has a long day tomorrow…

Came in at the right time it seems..

Till the Morning Shift anons.

HOLD THE LINE

G'night Frens

17 MARKER CONFIRMED

23 MARKER CONFIRMED

Buckle yer ballz boyz…

The Flood is coming soon…

10 days of darkness…

Stay Frosty

o7

>>14903640

Its time to take back this country

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