A unit of Honeywell International Inc. has almost doubled the cost of an electronic control system for Boston’s Central Artery/Ted Williams Tunnel project, the Boston Globe and Boston Herald reported.
Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc. on Friday asked for an additional $91 million to complete the fiber-optic system designed to carry video images and data on traffic flow and air quality that it originally contracted to provide for $104
million, the papers reported, quoting Michael Lewis, director of the project also known as the Big Dig.
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The cost overrun has project directors especially concerned as the state prepares to issue new bonds for the project, the Globe reported.
The increased cost is mainly the result of changes to the system requested by Big Dig officials, the Herald reported, quoting Honeywell spokesman Bill Reavis.
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