What does BD stand for?

Big Dig (Boston, MA, USA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

I HAVE started to wonder whether the current Big Dig-style operation under way in Liverpool could soon become worse for commuters than the actual Big Dig, in the run-up to 2008.

Dig hitting home; LETTERS to the EDITOR

Deval Patrick has tapped a Big Dig veteran to serve as transportation secretary as the state grapples with paying the debts from the massive project.

New England news in brief

Byline: shiv03 Theres been another settlement in the problem-plagued Big Dig highway project in Boston.

united States : Mass. settles with Big Dig contractor for $21M

Elliott, 40, is accused of having steel purchased by a Big Dig contractor loaded onto trucks and taken to scrap yards, where it was sold, The Boston Globe reported.

Theft charge for foreman on project

Byline: Cllr Peter Millea ON Saturday November 22, the ECHO reported that Liverpool's "Notorious Big Dig had scooped an award".

Letter: You Say - Big Dig a success

A contractor on Boston's beleagured Big Dig tunnel project has filed for bankruptcy protection, one business day after federal prosecutors charged the company with lying about its work.

Big Dig contractor files for bankruptcy

COLUMN: IN OUR OPINION; EDITORIAL FOOTNOTE We're not quite ready to conclude that waste, incompetence and corruption are the norm in public construction projects, but almost weekly revelations of shady doings at the $15 billion Big Dig certainly challenge our faith in the integrity of the system.

Subpar ethics standards permeated the Big Dig

I read in The Seattle Times: "Boston: The Big Dig is becoming the bottomless pit" (Feb.

Transportation Mass transit shows too much potential for cost overruns