San Jose BART Extension Faces Nearly 2-Year Delay
- The VTA purchased a 17-story office tower for $63.7 million to serve as its headquarters and plans to lease several floors while occupying others, according to Jessie O'Malley Solis, the VTA's director of real estate and transit-oriented development.
- The VTA is looking for a new contractor to bore the BART expansion's tunnel, causing a delay of about 18 months, as VTA Chief Megaprojects Delivery Officer Tom Maguire stated.
- VTA seeks to cut costs by up to $1.2 billion from the project's total of $12.75 billion to secure a $5.1 billion federal grant, as noted by VTA CEO Carolyn Gonot.
- VTA Board Chair Sergio Lopez expressed hope for discussions on cost control to ensure a more affordable and efficient project, stating that they will evaluate all options responsibly.
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San Jose BART extension faces nearly 2-year delay
Silicon Valley's long-awaited BART expansion could be delayed for another year and a half while officials consider cutting one of the project's largest contracts to save costs.

San Jose BART extension faces nearly two-year delay
Silicon Valley’s long-awaited BART expansion could be delayed for another year and a half while officials consider cutting one of the project’s largest contracts to save costs. The post San Jose BART extension faces nearly two-year delay appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.
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