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Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Tue October 15, 2024

Central Texas 183 North Mobility Project Continues

Construction crews in Texas continue their work on the $612 million 183 North Mobility Project, a corridor encompassing U.S. 183 between S.H. 45 and MoPac, one of the most congested roadways in Texas. "Our goal is to manage that congestion and provide a reliable route for transit and emergency response," said Mike Sexton, the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority director of engineering....

Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority - Tue February 23, 2021

Great Hills Constructors Will Rebuild 183 North Project

The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority's board of directors approved Great Hills Constructors as the Apparent Best-Value Proposer (ABVP) to design and construct the 183 North Mobility Project. This allows the agency to move into final contract negotiations with an expected contract execution date by spring 2021....

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