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4/5/2021
A $3.3 billion infrastructure project connecting Centerport in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Mexico's Pacific Coast near Mazatlan advanced last week after Caxxor Group selected Engage Construction Management and Consulting Inc. as leader of its Canadian operations. The Northern Corridor project, also known as the T MEC Corridor or USMCA Corridor, is an infrastructure project designed to allow Mexico to integrate into the logistics systems of Canada and the United States. The project calls for a new port in Mazatlan, more than 186 miles of railway in Mexico, eight logistics and industrial centers in Mexico, and at least four logistic centers between the United States and Canada. Recently, the development of cargo airports and highways in Mexico has been added. Caxxor Group launched the project six months ago.
A. Stucki Co. announced the retirement of Bill Kiefer, the company's chief executive officer since 2003. He remains on the company's board. Stucki parent SCI Rail Holdings LLC, a division of Stone Canyon Industries Holdings LLC, has begun the search for a new CEO. Stone Canyon has named David Brown, Stucki's chief financial officer, as interim CEO. Brown will focus on both the day-to-day and strategic direction of the company. "Bill's leadership has enabled Stucki to capitalize on many excellent growth opportunities in rail and beyond while preserving customer relationships that began decades ago," Brown said in a press release.
Bradley DeVault has joined MUL Railcars Inc. as assistant vice president of sales with a focus on south Texas. DeVault has more than 15 years of experience in the chemical, petrochemical and rail industries. For the past two years, he served LyondellBasell of Houston as rail sourcing manager. Prior to that, he held various positions with ExxonMobil and BNSF Railway Co.