Corpus Christi: TxDOT Reaffirms Decision to Replace Designer on Harbor Bridge Main Spans
TxDOT claims the deigns engineer of the new Harbor Bridge main spans mischaracterized its role in a Florida bridge failure
Corpus Christi City Council Agrees to Construct Navigable North Beach Canal
City Council agreed in principle to the construction of a navigable canal on North Beach, something the residents and developers have campaigned for
Dallas: Parks for Downtown Dallas Reveals Harwood Park Concept
After nearly four years of design discussions, Parks for Downtown Dallas revealed its preferred concept for Harwood Park this month at a Landmark Commission
Corpus Christi and the Meandering, Tortured, Laborious Rescue of North Beach
According to the schedule of “Next Steps” recommended by city staff, the City Council will enact an ordinance on Nov. 12 to create a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone for North Beach--this coming 10 years after the North Beach Community Association begged for one.
Federal Grants of $66M for Texas Transportation Infrastructure Announced
Federal officials, in separate announcements made over the past month, revealed Texas will be getting almost $66 million in grants for airport and highway bridge
Houston: Trammell Crow Co. Obtains Variances on Weiser Air Park Project
Trammel Crow Company was able to sort out several traffic related issues affecting its plans for a business park that will eventually have more than 1.7 million square feet of
El Paso: TxDOT Suggests a ‘Klyde Warren Park’ Option with Interstate 10 Expansion
The El Paso District Office of the Texas Department of Transportation is hoping to be ready to present a final plan on its latest incarnation of Interstate 10 by the first quarter
High-Speed Rail: Texas Central Insists 2019 Groundbreaking Still Possible
High-Speed Rail: Texas Central Insists 2019 Groundbreaking Still Possible Feature Illustration (above): Texas Central concept of a bullet train overpass. Courtesy: Texas Central. Posted: 5-6-2019 by Edmond Ortiz Officials behind Texas Central, the
Brownsville: Three LNG Facility Projects on Track to Commence Exports in 2023-2024
A series of recent events have solidified plans to build three major LNG facilities at the Port of Brownsville--projects that will require thousands of construction workers to get them ready for operation by
Galveston: SLSCO Ltd. Awarded $789M Contract for U.S.-Mexico Border Wall Replacement
The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded a $789 million Army contract to Galveston-based SLSCO Ltd. (SLS) for border replacement wall construction