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Sundt Moves Forward On Texas Project By Irwin Rapoport
Support pillars are in place for the bridge over the Elm Fork of the Trinity River.
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Sundt Construction started work on several sections of the city of Lewisville, Texas, Corporate Drive project in spring 2024 and is on track to finish in the winter of 2027. Sundt secured the $69.6 million contract in 2023, which is being financed by local and federal funds. “Plans for Corporate Drive began more than a decade ago,” according to a Sundt project page. “Divided into two projects, Segments 2 & 3 and Segments 4 & 5, the roadway will create a continuous east-west thoroughfare that spans across the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. “Although two separate projects, Sundt is managing the projects as one to provide consistency and continuity to the City. The extension of Corporate Drive will transform the connectivity of the region, offering a critical new link for Lewisville residents and businesses.” Key elements include a new 15,500-ft. four-lane concrete roadway, 5-ft. wide sidewalk and 12-ft. wide trail enhancements, substantial drainage and water improvements, retaining walls and two bridges — a 178-ft. long single-span channel bridge and a 2,010-ft. long bridge over the Elm Fork of the Trinity River and the 100-year floodway. see LEWISVILLE page 59
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The AI Age Means Work Contractors Specializing in Site Prep, Pre-Construction Are Hot Commodities In July, the White House announced its action plan for winning the global AI race. Innovation, infrastructure and international diplomacy are named pillars of the administration’s plan to push AI development and deployment. Near-term goals are set and implementation actions are recommended. The AI Age is good news for
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civil contractors who specialize in site prep and pre-construction. Under its pillar to accelerate AI innovation, the Trump administration calls for reduced red tape and onerous regulation, among many other changes in policy. see AI page 24 Adobe Stock photo
Data centers require access to a dependable network of utilities, including power, water and high-speed data connections.