TEDCO reports engineering plans and an RFI for potential $650M manufacturing project
TEDCO reported delivery of a 600‑page engineering plan dividing the city into five sections, upcoming contractor activity and an RFI from a manufacturer considering a $650 million project that could bring about 600 jobs, though no agreement is guaranteed.
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Nakia Smith of TEDCO told the council the group received a 600-page engineering plan from Monte R. Lee & Company that divides the city into five sections and that the worst-case scenario is to "turn over dirt in Tatum" on Nov. 20; contractors could be visible in the city within the following week. He also said TEDCO received an RFI from a manufacturing firm exploring a potential $650 million expansion that could create roughly 600 jobs, but he repeatedly cautioned there are no guarantees at this stage.
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