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Contractor Sues Fluor Team Over DOE Site Project Design

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“Claiming the Fluor Corp.-led team that manages and operates a federal nuclear-waste site in Aiken, S.C., intentionally misled it about the status of design completion on a $90-million plutonium and uranium waste-disposal project under way, Baker Concrete Construction Inc. sued the joint venture on June 6 in U.S. District Court there.

Baker seeks damages of nearly $20 million from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC for costs related to design changes for the facility at the U.S. Energy Dept.’s Savannah River site, says the firm’s attorney.

Alleging multiple instances of fraud in its complaint, Baker says the SRNS joint venture, which was responsible for design, either “knowingly released inadequate and outdated” design documents or “grossly failed to adequately perform the necessary due diligence” related to facility engineering.”

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Pasadena’s Huntington Hospital countersues contractor over emergency center expansion disputes

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“Facing a $5.5-million lawsuit from a fired general contractor hired to expand its emergency medical center, Huntington Hospital has responded with its own lawsuit seeking more than $9 million in damages.

Huntington’s cross-complaint, filed this week in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims Los Angeles-based Tower General Contractors, which was hired in 2008 to create a model trauma center, breached several provisions of its construction and settlement agreements.

Tower and nine of its subcontractors each filed lawsuits in recent months against the hospital seeking disputed compensation after they were fired in August.”

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