Addendum 1 to BID NO. 241004-CIVIL- Electrical & Lighting Drawings Pages 36-50
Addendum 1 to BID NO. 241004-CIVIL- Electrical & Lighting Drawings Pages 36-50
BID NO 24-352 SIAP 2024 RJCS TIE PROJECT LABOR
BID NO 24-352 SIAP 2024 RJCS TIE PROJECT LABOR
NCDOT Awards Grant to Raleigh & Fayetteville Railroad for Infrastructure Improvements
The North Carolina Department of Transportation’s (NCDOT) Rail Division awarded several grants to enhance rail infrastructure across the state last week. As part of this initiative, the R. J. Corman Railroad Company Raleigh & Fayetteville Railroad (RFCC) has been awarded a grant of $999,586 for rail corridor improvements in Wake and Harnett counties.
The total project cost on the RFCC amounts to $1,999,172, of which R. J. Corman will contribute with a 50% match.
BID NO. 24-353 SIAP 2024 RJCS TIE PROJECT MATERIAL
BID NO. 24-353 SIAP 2024 RJCS TIE PROJECT MATERIAL
BID NO. 241004-CIVIL
BID NO. 241004-CIVIL
R. J. Corman Railroad Group Receives Kentucky Short Line Infrastructure Preservation Program Grants for Rail Infrastructure Projects
R. J. Corman Railroad Group is pleased to announce receiving two substantial grants under the Kentucky Short Line Infrastructure Preservation Program (KSLIP) from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
The KSLIP Program is a significant new initiative aimed at funding critical rail infrastructure projects that help maintain and improve the efficiency and safety of short line railroads.
BID NO 241004-MATERIAL
BID NO 241004-MATERIAL
Wallace-Adcock 20241111
Wallace-Adcock 20241111
Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of R. J. Corman’s Bluegrass Multimodal Freight Improvement Project
In the picture: Federal, state, and local partners, along with R. J. Corman officials, celebrated the groundbreaking of the Bluegrass Multimodal Freight Improvement Project at the site of the future R. J. Corman railyard in Frankfort, Ky.
R. J. Corman Railroad Group Awarded Two CRISI Grants for Major Rail Improvement Projects
Nicholasville, KY – R. J. Corman Railroad Group, LLC is pleased to announce they will benefit from two Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) grants announced this month, totaling over $35 million. These grants will fund significant rail improvement projects in Kentucky and Ohio, enhancing the safety, efficiency, and economic competitiveness of the regions served.