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Contractor Sues Newfoundland and Labrador Over Cancelled $67M Infrastructure Projects

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JMJ Holdings filed statements of claim against the Newfoundland and Labrador government seeking damages after the cancellation of two major infrastructure contracts. The projects involved building a new K-12 school in Cartwright and redeveloping the Martin Gallant building in Stephenville Crossing, a former College of the North Atlantic location. The province announced the cancellation in June, citing a review that found significant risks related to cost escalation, delays, design issues, and site conditions.

From cbc.ca

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The cancelled contracts were valued at $28.6 million plus HST for the Martin Gallant building and $38.4 million plus HST for the Cartwright School. JMJ Holdings is now claiming damages for the scrapped projects, which involves a significant financial dispute over provincial infrastructure spending.

From cbc.ca

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  • The Newfoundland and Labrador government might face increased financial costs related to the damages claims.

  • LabradorSpeculative

    Labrador could see changes in the supply or investment of future public infrastructure projects.

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