Ullico Announces First Infrastructure Investment
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“At Ullico, we believe that investing in infrastructure requires applying best practices like having long-term public and private partners, building strong community-driven solutions and having local partners, including local unions and local union contractors,” said
For over 35 years,
For this investment,
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“It is important that infrastructure assets— designed to last 50 or even 100 years—be viewed as long term businesses essential to a community, and not simply as construction projects,” said
“With the growing pressures on city and municipal budgets, private dollars will be essential to maintaining and improving the infrastructure that serves people all across this country. We intend to make sound, prudent investments in communities, both large and small, that meet a critical need,” said
For 85 years,
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