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| Project Name: | Transportation Expansion Program (T-REX) |
| Location: | Denver, Colorado |
| Project Description: | The
T-REX Project is a citizen-endorsed solution to replace outdated, aging
highways with modern, efficient highways and a light rail transit system.
Funded without any new or increased taxes, the $1.7 billion project will
increase mobility, enhance accessibility and transportation options, and
improve safety to the traveling public in a heavily congested, growing business
corridor. The project is a unique, landmark collaboration between the Colorado
Department of Transportation (CDOT, the Regional Transportation District
(RTD), the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit
Administration (FTA), and has been shaped by extensive input from communities,
businesses, and motorists across the metro Denver area. By integrating design
and construction phases for speed, economy and innovation, the T-REX Project
has demanding goals for quality, schedule, budget, and most importantly,
minimal inconvenience to all citizens affected. |
| Paragon's Role: | Paragon
will be providing Engineering Design, Construction Inspection and CADD Services
for a 4-year, $1.7 billion Transportation Expansion Program for the Colorado
Department of Transportation and the Regional Transportation District. This
project involves system wide electrical design for 18 train stations, which
includes over 20 miles of track throughout the existing Southwest Corridor,
Central Corridor, and Central Platte Valley Rail Lines. System elements
include raceways and duct banks for TES, signals communications, and other
misc. systems. In addition, Paragon may provide utility relocation for over
20 miles of track alignment. |
| Owner: | Colorado Department of Transportation and Regional Transportation District (CDOT/RTD) |
| Client: | Southwest
Corridor Constructors (joint venture between Kiewit Construction Company
"KCC" and Parsons Transportation Group 7200 South Alton Way Englewood, CO 80112 |
| Key Personnel/Title: | Jack O'Neill - Executive Vice President, Mass Transit |
| Project Duration: | October 2001 - June 2008 |
| Constructed Value: | $1.7 billion |
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