megaproject

/ ˈmɛɡəˌprɒdʒɛkt /

noun

1. a very large, expensive, or ambitious business project

Example Sentences

You might have thought a megaproject costing billions would be a political priority.

From BBC

At the same time, some board members were dissatisfied with her performance, citing what they considered a slow pace of slashing red tape as directed, and failing to hire a world-class megaproject executive as quickly as they wanted, to tame spiraling costs and delays.

From Seattle Times

Sound Transit finally filled its new megaproject executive role this spring, hiring Terri Mestas away from Los Angeles International Airport for a $600,000 salary to work under Sparrman.

From Seattle Times

This is what spurred thoughts of developing Sherbro Island and with encouragement from a friend who worked on the Saudi Red Sea enterprise, a tourism megaproject, he approached Elba.

From BBC

A long-delayed megaproject to replace the antiquated spans of Interstate 5 over the Columbia River is finally grinding its way toward construction.

From Seattle Times