A state appeals court has reinstated a contractor's bid for roughly $2.5 million in damages against the entity responsible for building schools in New York City in a case regarding disputes over cost overruns for projects in Brooklyn and Queens.
October 06, 2017 at 04:04 PM
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A state appeals court has reinstated a contractor’s bid for roughly $2.5 million in damages against the entity responsible for building schools in New York City in a case regarding disputes over cost overruns for projects in Brooklyn and Queens.
In 2001, contractor AMCC Corp. entered into two design-build contracts with the New York City School Construction Authority to build a school in Queens with a $32.7 million base price and a school in Brooklyn with a $42.8 million base price.
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