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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey - Seaport
The International Business activities focus on the development of business for the Port Authority and the New York/New Jersey region in overseas markets. A network of international offices and agents market and sell the agency's maritime, aviation, and world trade businesses overseas. Their facilities programs promote the bistate region and market Port Authority transportation, infrastructure, and trade expertise in important markets around the world. The Port Authority's overseas offices work closely with New Jersey and New York to insure that our region maintains its leadership as an international business center. ... [Read More]
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey - Vendor Information and Bid Advertisements
Request for Prequalification Information (RFPQI) for Multi-Facility Security System(s) Design, Purchase, Construction, Installation, Integration and On-Site Maintenance ... contact information feedback advanced search web site disclaimer ... Delivery and Installation of Asphalt and Paving/Patching Services at the New York Marine Terminal and the Howland Hook Marine Terminal ... [Read More]
NYCDOT - Bridges Information
DOT is responsible for hundreds of bridges in New York City, including the four major East River crossings. But DOT does not oversee other major bridges or tunnels. Many bridges not under DOT Jurisdiction are the responsibility of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority or the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. There are no tolls on bridges operated by New York City DOT. ... When New York City was consolidated in 1898, all the waterway bridges were placed under the jurisdiction of the Department of Bridges. In just over a decade, the Department designed, constructed, and opened 19 bridges throughout the City. Currently, the Division of Bridges, within New York City’s Department of Transportation (DOT), is responsible for the operation, maintenance and improvement of 790 elevated bridge structures, 67 culverts and 6 tunnels. ... [Read More]
IAQ TfS Awards Program
New Jersey ... IAQ TfS Great Start Award is for schools and school districts that are in the initial stages of implementing the IAQ TfS Program. To qualify, schools must at least establish an IAQ team or designate an IAQ Coordinator and submit a signed "Letter of Intent" agreeing to participate in the IAQ TfS Program. Great Start Awards are presented throughout the year. Find out how to apply and get the criteria and application form at ... [Read More]
NJDOT Web Accessibility Policy
The Internet and the World Wide Web have become a tremendous source for government information and are becoming a preferred channel for government service delivery. However, if Web sites are not designed and developed for accessibility, then certain segments of the population, particularly the physically disabled, will not be able to reap the benefits that the Internet brings to society. In New Jersey there are approximately 1 million people over 5 years of age with a long term disability, according to the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey Profile for New Jersey, published by the United State Census Bureau. It is imperative that New Jersey state government Web sites do not create obstacles for citizens with disabilities in their pursuit of information. Compliance with these guidelines will help to ensure that New Jersey Web sites serve the largest possible audience. ... [Read More]
Rural Health Policy - New Jersey
The javascript used on this site for creative design effects is not supported by your browser. Please note that this will not affect access to the content on this web site. ... American Red Cross of Central New Jersey ... Office of Rural Health Policy Grants - New Jersey ... [Read More]
Transitweb: A website design and traveler information resource for transit agencies
Website Content & Design Hints ... Website Features ... Transit Websites by: ... [Read More]
Security and Urban Design
The threat of terrorism, underscored by the events of September 11, has made security a necessary feature of life in the nation's capital. Yet, the federal government's response to this threat has adversely affected Washington's historic urban design and streetscape. Street closures have increased traffic congestion; disrupted local business activities; and marred the beauty and historic design of the nation's capital with hastily erected jersey barriers, concrete planters, and guard huts that ring our buildings and line our streets. ... [Read More]
State of New Jersey | web accessibility policy
The Internet and the World Wide Web have become a tremendous source for government information and are becoming a preferred channel for government service delivery. However, if Web sites are not designed and developed for accessibility, then certain segments of the population, particularly the physically disabled, will not be able to reap the benefits that the Internet brings to society. In New Jersey there are approximately 1 million people over 5 years of age with a long term disability, according to the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey Profile for New Jersey, published by the United State Census Bureau. It is imperative that New Jersey state government Web sites do not create obstacles for citizens with disabilities in their pursuit of information. Compliance with these guidelines will help to ensure that New Jersey Web sites serve the largest possible audience. ... [Read More]
Hudson River PCBs
The design of the cleanup of the Hudson River PCBs Superfund Site has reached a key milestone. EPA has approved the Phase 1 Dredge Area Delineation Report (DAD Report) , prepared by General Electric Company (GE), which identifies the areas that will be dredged during the first year. The DAD Report will be used by GE to prepare a Phase 1 Intermediate Design Report. The dredge areas may be adjusted during design. Any such changes will be included in the intermediate and final design reports. Phase 1 DAD Report documents are available at the information repositories located in Glens Falls, Ft. Edward (Hudson River Field Office), Ballston Spa, Albany, Poughkeepsie, New York City (EPA Region 2 offices) and in Edgewater, New Jersey. Copies are also available in print and on CD-ROM by calling the Hudson River Field Office at (518) 747-4389 or toll free at (866) 729-3376. ... [Read More]
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