The Transportationist: The Big Dig is Falling Down

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The Big Dig is Falling Down

From today's newspaper: Concrete collapses in Boston tunnel, killing 1.

Clearly there have been a number of problems with this megaproject. At what point do projects become too big to successfully manage?

Posted by David Levinson on July 11, 2006 04:48 PM | Permalink

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The Big Dig is Falling Down

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