$75.5M contract brings clean water closer to Navajo Nation

This page discusses a $75.5 million contract awarded for a significant water pipeline project aimed at improving water access for the Navajo Nation in New Mexico. It highlights the ongoing challenges faced by residents without indoor plumbing and the innovative methods being used to install the pipeline while preserving cultural sites.

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