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Construction to start soon on elevated stretch of La. 1 | New Orleans CityBusiness - Vimarsana News

Construction to start soon on elevated stretch of La. 1 | New Orleans CityBusiness

Construction will begin early next year on a $463 million project that will add 8.3 miles of elevated highway in Louisiana's Lafourche Parish.

Construction to start soon on elevated stretch of La. 1 in south Lafourche - Vimarsana News

Construction to start soon on elevated stretch of La. 1 in south Lafourche

Construction will begin early next year on a $463 million project that will add 8.3 miles of elevated highway from Golden Meadow to Leeville, officials said.

Gaining ground: More things indicate Greensboro-Randolph Megasite has a tenant - Vimarsana News

Gaining ground: More things indicate Greensboro-Randolph Megasite has a tenant

It's a big week — perhaps the pivotal week — for the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite as elected officials work out incentives that seem likely to attract a Toyota plant.

Gaining ground: More things indicate Greensboro-Randolph Megasite has a tenant - Vimarsana News

Gaining ground: More things indicate Greensboro-Randolph Megasite has a tenant

It's a big week — perhaps the pivotal week — for the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite as elected officials work out incentives that seem likely to attract a Toyota plant.

Construction Co. Urges Texas Justices To Undo $1.1M Award - Vimarsana News

Construction Co. Urges Texas Justices To Undo $1.1M Award

The Texas Supreme Court on Tuesday zeroed in on whether it should apply substantial compliance or strict compliance in reviewing the contracts underlying a $1.1 million dispute over a soured deal to build a Louisiana chlor-alkali plant.

Source: law360.com