MORTENSON LOSES CONTRACT INTERPRETATION RULING
publication date: Apr 11, 2004
After installation of manual balancing dampers on an Army contract, Mortenson sought confirmation from the government that the job was done correctly. Subsequently, additional dampers were required to be installed and Mortenson was unsuccessful in convincing the appeals court that its interpretation of damper locations was reasonable.
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