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Texas Tech University System

The Goal of This Program Is to Provide Radon Risk Reduction Through Activities That Will Result in Increased Radon Testing, Mitigation and Radon Resistant New Construction. the Recipient Will Implement a State Program of Radon Related Projects, in Homes, Schools, or Other Buildings, Including 1) Public Information, Outreach, Education; 2) Programs to Control Radon in Existing and New Structures and, 3) Demonstration of Radon Mitigation Methods and Technologies,

Committed

$157,885

Paid out
$25.3K
16%
Committed, not yet paid
$132.6K
84%

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