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Alabama Governor's Correctional Complex Faces Penalties After Construction Delay

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The Governor Kay Ivey Correctional Complex in Elmore County is reported to be more than 85% complete, though construction is still ongoing. The design-build contractor missed the contractual deadline of October 15. Consequently, contractual liquidated damages totaling about $14.2 million are now due, with an additional nearly $7.1 million due if construction is not finished by November 16. ACIFA has applied withheld funds to cover the initial payment of liquidated damages.

From wsfa.com

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The delay in the major state project has resulted in significant financial penalties being applied to the contractor. The timing, schedule, and cost impacts of the project will continue to be assessed.

From wsfa.com

Who's involved

  • Kay IveyExecutive Governor overseeing the state project
  • Elmore CountyCounty where the Governor's complex is located

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