Business leaders from Spain visit Texas
And finally...
January 19, 2004
GORDON DICKSON, Staff Writer
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Copyright 2004
The Texas Department of Transportation is looking east -- way east -- to find companies that might be interested in bidding for construction projects on the Trans Texas Corridor .
A group of contractors, engineers and other business leaders from Spain will visit the Dallas-Fort Worth area and several other Texas cities Feb. 9-12 to learn details about future transportation projects.
The trade mission is being organized with the help of the American Chamber of Commerce in Spain.
The corridor is Gov. Rick Perry's long-term plan to build a 4,000-mile network of toll roads, high-speed rail lines and utilities. The goal of the plan, which could cost more than $150 billion, is to meet the state's mobility needs for the next 50 years.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: www.dfw.com
January 19, 2004
GORDON DICKSON, Staff Writer
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Copyright 2004
The Texas Department of Transportation is looking east -- way east -- to find companies that might be interested in bidding for construction projects on the Trans Texas Corridor .
A group of contractors, engineers and other business leaders from Spain will visit the Dallas-Fort Worth area and several other Texas cities Feb. 9-12 to learn details about future transportation projects.
The trade mission is being organized with the help of the American Chamber of Commerce in Spain.
The corridor is Gov. Rick Perry's long-term plan to build a 4,000-mile network of toll roads, high-speed rail lines and utilities. The goal of the plan, which could cost more than $150 billion, is to meet the state's mobility needs for the next 50 years.
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