Harvey Flood Project Draws Questions over Rising Costs, Delays and Contractor
The project’s estimated construction cost has risen about 32%, while major work is still years away and critics question MWRD’s contractor vetting.
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Harvey flood project draws questions over rising costs, delays and contractor – Center Square – Wirepoints
“Ultimately, people need to know, we're talking about just barely two miles worth of sewers and a water retention basin,” said Jill Shestokas, one of three Republican candidates running for three open Metropolitan Water Reclamation District commissioner seats. “Now, at the beginning of when they started this project to when they're now estimating it could be completed is 11 years.”
Harvey flood project draws questions over rising costs, delays and contractor - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) - A long-delayed flood-control project in Harvey is drawing questions about rising costs, construction delays and how the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago evaluates contractors - issues that could matter to taxpayers who help fund the agency through property taxes. [...]
Harvey flood project draws questions over rising costs, delays and contractor
(The Center Square) – A long-delayed flood-control project in Harvey is drawing questions about rising costs, construction delays and how the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago evaluates contractors
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