Disagreements persist on Dulles rail contracting

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In an era where the ties between government and business draw sharp scrutiny and the term “no bid” carries with it severe implications, one of Virginia’s most massive transit ventures has become bogged in contention.

The dispute stems from deep disagreements over the competitiveness of the planned 23-mile Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project, all rooted in more than a decade’s worth of complex bureaucratic and legal wrangling.

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