Articles Tagged with ''Amtrak''

George Harms Construction Co. challenges a project labor agreement on a key design-build package because it bars a non-building trades union from representing workers.

As Penn Station Access slips three years, Amtrak and the MTA trade blame. What does each side claim caused the delay?

Agency's billion-dollar Bronx rail link hits hidden snag deep inside Amtrak’s corridor—raising new questions about who controls progress. 

Amtrak continues to prepare for more riders and more modern train technology.

New officials at the Federal Highway Administration, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration and the Dept. of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy were confirmed Sept. 18 by the Senate en bloc along a party-line vote.

Amtrak plans to begin procurement this fall with a solicitation for a master developer.

Contract is part of a larger project to double track capacity crossing the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., addressing a key chokepoint for the heavily used passenger rail corridor.

High-speed and intercity rail advocates gathered at the American Public Transportation Association rail conference looking to advance major capital projects.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the proposed Dallas-Houston line "a waste of taxpayer funds and a distraction from Amtrak’s core mission."

Mark 1 Restoration owner was charged with bribing an Amtrak official and gaining $52M in change orders on now completed station renovation contract.