0:11
Victor Shen
87:30 - 87:42
"What it's designed for, and I think where we stand to benefit, is going after projects that are shovel ready."
“What it's designed for, and I think where we stand to benefit, is going after projects that are shovel ready.”
- Speaker
- Victor Shen
- Timestamp
- 87:30 – 87:42
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
And, you know, they—. What it's designed for, and I think where we stand to benefit, is going after projects that are shovel ready.
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