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1. Fontana Dam in the mountains of North Carolina, famous for their scenery, will be one of the biggest of the Authority's projects, being over 500 feet tall. (As it is under construction, no photographs are available but a general perspective view is attached in two copies, one of the prints being glossy but the other having better contrast for reproduction.) The downstream face of the powerhouse is developed in part as a gigantic show window. Considerable recreational and tourist development is expected for the vicinity, the Smoky Mountains National Park being next-door neighbor of the project. Visitors will be reveived at the upper level in a small structure marked by the flagpole towrd the right, from where a steep cogwheel car, used also by the operators and for the transportation of minor items, will give access to the powerhouse between 1933 and 1945

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2. Fontana Dam in the mountains of North Carolina, famous for their scenery, will be one of the biggest of the Authority's projects, being over 500 feet tall. (As it is under construction, no photographs are available but a general perspective view is attached in two copies, one of the prints being glossy but the other having better contrast for reproduction.) The downstream face of the powerhouse is developed in part as a gigantic show window. Considerable recreational and tourist development is expected for the vicinity, the Smoky Mountains National Park being next-door neighbor of the project. Visitors will be reveived at the upper level in a small structure marked by the flagpole towrd the right, from where a steep cogwheel car, used also by the operators and for the transportation of minor items, will give access to the powerhouse between 1933 and 1945

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 Instance 20084603
3. Fontana Dam in the mountains of North Carolina, famous for their scenery, will be one of the biggest of the Authority's projects, being over 500 feet tall. (As it is under construction, no photographs are available but a general perspective view is attached in two copies, one of the prints being glossy but the other having better contrast for reproduction.) The downstream face of the powerhouse is developed in part as a gigantic show window. Considerable recreational and tourist development is expected for the vicinity, the Smoky Mountains National Park being next-door neighbor of the project. Visitors will be reveived at the upper level in a small structure marked by the flagpole towrd the right, from where a steep cogwheel car, used also by the operators and for the transportation of minor items, will give access to the powerhouse

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4. Fontana Dam in the mountains of North Carolina, famous for their scenery, will be one of the biggest of the Authority's projects, being over 500 feet tall. (As it is under construction, no photographs are available but a general perspective view is attached in two copies, one of the prints being glossy but the other having better contrast for reproduction.) The downstream face of the powerhouse is developed in part as a gigantic show window. Considerable recreational and tourist development is expected for the vicinity, the Smoky Mountains National Park being next-door neighbor of the project. Visitors will be reveived at the upper level in a small structure marked by the flagpole towrd the right, from where a steep cogwheel car, used also by the operators and for the transportation of minor items, will give access to the powerhouse

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Collection		 20084603
5. Pyeon, Jae H. Improving transportation construction project performance San Jose, CA: Mineta Transportation Institute, College of Business, San José State University

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 Instance 16027003
6. Florida. Department of Transportation. Florida's traveler's guide to major construction projects [Tallahassee, Fla.]: Dept. of Transportation

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 Instance 13410913
7. Mydans, Carl Wooden sleds drawn by tractor bringing supplies from main road to project at Berwyn, Maryland. During the winter months tractors and mud sleds furnish the only method of getting from the main road to the project. Transportation was chief problem at the new construction 1936 Jan

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 Instance 19871652
8. Florida. Department of Transportation. Florida's traveler's guide to major construction projects

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Serial		 13410913
9. United States. Congress. House. Committee on Public Works and Transportation. Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight. An examination of the water project construction backlog Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1983

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 Instance 476111
10. Pyeon, Jae H. Improving transportation construction project performance

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Monograph		 16027003
11. Aghazadeh, Fereydoun Analysis of user waiting costs for construction projects on Louisiana's interstate highway system Baton Rouge: Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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 Instance 13499655
12. Gransberg, Douglas D. Construction manager-at-risk project delivery for highway programs Washington, D.C.: Transportation Research Board; 2010

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 Instance 15929255
13. United States. Congress. House. Committee on Public Works and Transportation. Subcommittee on Public Buildings and Grounds. Foley Square construction project and the historic African burial ground, New York, NY Washington: U.S. G.P.O. For sale by the U.S. G.P.O., Supt. of Docs., Congressional Sales Office; 1992

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 Instance 47216
14. Colorado. Department of Transportation. CDOT construction manual [Denver, Colo.?]: Colorado Dept. of Transportation; 2002-

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 Instance 14544073
15. Jafari, Amirhosein Synthesis on the best practices for state DOTs to determine project delivery time, project management, and ratio of consultant to in-house design Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Bert S. Turner Department of Construction Management, Louisiana State University; 2021

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 Instance 22150880
16. Ashuri, Baabak Strategies and resources for strengthening the implementation of the construction quality acceptance firm (CQAF) model in the innovative project delivery environment Atlanta, Georgia: Georgia Department of Transportation, Office of Performance-based Management and Research; 2021

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 Instance 22451605
17. Aghazadeh, Fereydoun Analysis of user waiting costs for construction projects on Louisiana's interstate highway system

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Monograph		 13499655
18. Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center Addressing challenges and return on investment (ROI) for paperless project delivery (e-construction) McLean, VA: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Research, Development, and Technology, Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center; 2017

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19. New Mexico. State Highway and Transportation Department. Annual program and ... five-year construction and maintenance plan [Santa Fe, N.M.]: The Bureau; 1990

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 Instance 11418292
20. United States. Congress. House. Committee on Public Works and Transportation. Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight. An examination of the water project construction backlog

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Monograph		 476111


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