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Mortenson, Turner Construction and Faith Technologies are named by the construction partner. Public construction-information entry point available.
View evidence and next step →Regional trades council identifies Elford as phase-one general contractor. Current open packages are not independently verified.
View sourced contractor record →DOE names Brookfield and NextEra in a proposed partnership; key power agreement still needed approval in the cited source.
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Log development announcements, permitting decisions, investment reports and publicly confirmed milestones.
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