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...and required insurance to protect the city against "claims of errors." Isn't that exactly the claim brought by BOSS Construction? What happened to the insurance coverage? Watt continued that the city sued PN&D which "chose to defend their...
...More than a year and a half later: The contractor, BOSS Construction, wants the city to pay nearly double the contract...one project, according to city documents. Hart of BOSS Construction, who said he has experience working in Alaska...
...The city granted contractor BOSS Construction a permit last week to operate...after 10 p.m. on weekends. BOSS Construction project manager Tim Hart said...method of dredging, he said. BOSS Construction is from Bellingham, Wash...
...and dredging the harbor, although work has been behind schedule. The contractor for phase one of the project - BOSS Construction - will modify dredging plans to accommodate the second phase of the project, scheduled to start in the next couple...
...for the city. Phase one included the dredging of the harbor and the installation of a launch ramp, completed by BOSS Construction of Seattle in April 2002. Phase two was the rebuilding of Savikko Road, completed by Secon Inc. The sand used...
...problems associated with improvements at the Douglas boat harbor, city officials said Tuesday. The contractor, BOSS Construction of Bellingham, Wash., sued the city March 11, 2003, in Alaska Superior Court after it claimed to have lost...
...Nottingham & Drage's out-of-court settlement with BOSS Construction was somehow improper or unduly secretive. A brief...documents for the Douglas Harbor expansion project. BOSS Construction, a contractor who had not previously performed dredging...
...with the second phase of dredging Steamship Wharf this winter. Under the first phase of the project, contractor BOSS Construction is dredging Douglas Harbor and putting in a new launch ramp, said Port Director Joe Graham. Dredging has taken...