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Edmonton road budget travels further
July 30 2009 – More road repairs will be completed this summer in Edmonton because of declining construction costs. An article in today’s Edmonton Sun includes comment from the city's manager of transportation operations who reports reductions of around 30-35% on mill and resurfacing tenders. The drop in bid prices will allow additional projects worth some $8.5 million to be completed this year instead of next, while still remaining within existing budgets. Tender values are said to have fallen due to reduced private sector work volumes and a resulting increase in competition on public sector projects. Lower material costs are also cited as a factor.