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The Purple Line LRT Project
Presented by
Daniel Norman, P.E.
The Purple Line is a vital connection that will knit together diverse communities, facilitate easier commutes, and contribute to a greener environment by encouraging public transit use. The Purple Line offers unique opportunities to connect to key destinations from 21 stations embedded in our community; Starting from Bethesda, running East under the capital beltway and stopping at New Carrolton. The presentation will cover Project Delivery Model, Budget, History, Benefits, and Details (Alignment, special features, etc.).
About The Speaker
Daniel Norman, P.E.
Chief Technical Officer for the Purple Line Project
Mr. Norman is a seasoned expert in Public-Private Partnerships (P3) with 25 Years of extensive experience in large-scale infrastructure projects. Mr. Norman earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Notre Dame. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Florida, Virginia, Georgia, and Maryland. Mr. Norman’s expertise spans large-scale projects, from highway and tunnel construction to monumental infrastructure expansions, ensuring that all projects meet stringent schedules, quality standards, and operational requirements. Currently, Mr. Norman serves as the Chief Technical Officer for the Purple Line Project.
His notable project experience includes:
• The Purple Line Project (P3)
• I-4 Ultimate Project (P3)
• Elizabeth River Tunnels Project (P3)
• The Downtown / Midtown Tunnel project (P3)
• Panama Canal Expansion - Third Set of Locks (Design Build)
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Parking
From our Host:
“Parking is at a premium. I recommend parking along the roads adjacent to or near campus. Most lots of the campus are strictly reserved for students/faculty. There are a few ‘pay to park’ options as well”.
Registration
Member: $35
Non-Member: $45
Life Member: $25
Student: $10
Please register prior to Wednesday, February 12th. After this date, a $10 late fee will be assessed. Online registration will close Saturday, February 15th. At that time all reservations will be considered firm and billed. No refunds will be given after that time.
Walk-ins are welcome pending availability and food will not be guaranteed.