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Utilities & Transportation Commission Washington

Washington 2043 State Base Hazardous Liquid Grant Intended Beneficiary: Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (uei E3HDARV1KJP3) Activities to Be Performed: Hazardous Liquid Costs for Personnel, Equipment, and Activities Reasonably Required by the State Agency to Conduct Its Pipeline Safety Program During a Given Calendar Year. Deliverables/expected Outcomes: Hazardous Liquid Costs for Personnel, Equipment, and Activities Reasonably Required by the State Agency to Conduct Its Pipeline Safety Program During a Given Calendar Year.

Committed

$298,197

Paid out
$279.0K
94%
Committed, not yet paid
$19.2K
6%

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Source

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