Boston's Big Dig Gets Big Bucks
4 December 2000 - 9:00am
Federal officials are expected to approve $14.1 billion on a project that has been plagued with criminal probes and mismanagement.
"Federal officials have approved a nearly $14.1 billion funding plan for the Big Dig, closing a chapter on a fiscal debacle that led to firings and criminal probes of the massive highway project. The Federal Highway Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General notified state officials Tuesday that they have accepted the state's plan to pay for the project. "
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Boston's 'Big Dig' gets big bucks
Source:
Seattle Daily Journal Of Commerce, November 30, 2000
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