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Inglewood Approves $261MM Public-Private Deal to Rebuild Downtown and Move Event Crowds by 2028

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The Inglewood City Council has awarded a Plenary Americas-led consortium a fixed-price, $261 million contract to build three mobility hubs, a pedestrian bridge over Florence Avenue and a rebuilt downtown streetscape, salvaging a scaled-back version of the transit link that collapsed two years ago.

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