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Seguin Hires Byrne Construction Services for New Fire Station Project

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What happened

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The city of Seguin hired Byrne Construction Services to serve as the construction manager at risk for Fire Station No. 4. The new fire station is slated to be built near Huber and Rudeloff roads on land donated by the developers of the Walnut Springs subdivision.

From seguintoday.com

Why it matters

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Seguin elected to use a construction manager at risk format, which Fire Chief Garrick Herbert stated helps keep projects appropriate and on budget. Byrne Construction Services noted that 85 percent of its work is municipal work.

From seguintoday.com

Who's involved

  • Byrne Construction ServicesHired as the construction manager at risk for the new fire station.
  • SeguinCity that hired Byrne Construction Services for the fire station construction.
  • Walnut SpringsArea where the new fire station will be built on donated land.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Byrne Construction ServicesSpeculative

    Byrne Construction Services could see increased revenue from securing the municipal construction contract.

  • SeguinSpeculative

    Seguin could see public infrastructure costs increase due to the new fire station project.

  • Walnut SpringsSpeculative

    Walnut Springs might see increased demand for local services due to the new public infrastructure.

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