He said plans are to have it completed in July and ready for service in August, in anticipation of the Brightline rail service between West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Orlando. The service “will be ready for running by the middle of 2017,” he said. “This is about a 120 cubic yards of concrete going in today,” Share said, pointing to workers building a below-grade concrete walkway taking shape at the site of the Brightline maintenance facility. “Basically this will be a maintenance pit.