Officials meet to debate, as bitter bidder waivers.
Public offer legal interpretations in the middle of the stage the burgeoning controversy over the construction of the fourth phase of Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
Different interpretations of the provision of sensitive documents have triggered a legal dispute between bidders and officials of the centre and until the end of May to delay the project in the court of appeal.
Broadmoor LLC of Metairie, one of three general contractors in the award of work, complain about the Convention Center Authority. Broadmoor receivables of $ 274.8 million offering of the joint venture by WG Yates & Sons Construction Co., Philadelphia, Miss, and Landis Construction Co. of New Orleans does not conform to offer and would be dismissed.
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