Engineering giant Bechtel named project manager for Texas bullet train

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Engineering giant Bechtel named project manager for Texas bullet train
(Source: Corsicana Daily Sun, May 2, 2018)

CORSICANA, Texas — Texas Central, developers of the high-speed train between North Texas and Houston, announced an agreement Wednesday, May 2, with Bechtel to work together on project management services.

Full story: Corsicana Daily Sun

Friday, May 4, 2018

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