NJ SEED Policy Issues
NJ SEED 2011/2012 Annual Sponsors
AT & T. Atlantic City Electric. Associated General Contractors of New Jersey. Building Contractors Association of New Jersey. Construction & General Laborers Local 172. Heavy & General Construction Laborers Local 472. IBEW Local 827 Int’l Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 InTheLobby.net. Mechanical Contractors Association of New Jersey. New Jersey Regional Council of Carpenters New Jersey Education Association. New Jersey LECET New Jersey Petroleum Council. New Jersey State AFL-CIO. Pilots Association for the Bay and River Delaware. Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union No. 9 PSEG. Salmon Ventures Ltd. Saul Ewing LLC State Troopers Fraternal Association of New Jersey. State Troopers NCO Association. United Transportation Union. United Water. Utility & Transportation Contractors Association. Teamsters Joint Council No. 73 Verizon. Victory Van Lines Wakefern Food Corporation

NJ SEEDS Issues in the News

A recent press release from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) reports that ridership on the Port Authority's PATH rail system skyrocketed in 2011, with 76.6 million commuter trips made during the year. The record ridership has increased by 1.7 million trips, up from 74.9 million commuter trips made in 2008. Read the rest of this entry »

NJ SEED Legislative Update

The following bills were considered in the Legislature on January 9, 2012. NJ SEED was present, as the proposed legislation promoted NJ SEED initiatives. NJ SEED members are invited to inform staff of industry issues that NJ SEED can be of help with. Read the rest of this entry »

NJ SEED Issues in the News

Florida Eastcoast Railway is investing millions of dollars at the Port of Miami, banking on Miami seeing a boom after its harbor is deepened. CSX is aligned with Jacksonville's port and has pledged to spend $40 million if cargo volumes grow enough. Read the rest of this entry »

NJ SEED Legislative Update

A project to raise the Bayonne Bridge and allow it to accommodate larger cargo ships from the Panama Canal could as completed as early as late 2015 or early 2016, a top official at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Friday. Read the rest of this entry »
NJ SEED Annual Sponsors
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