Barling v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the CourtInTTKETON, Judge
Plaintiff sues to recover damages in the amount of $90,-415.48 for the alleged breach of a contract entered into on January 28,1946, with defendant, acting through its Bureau of Reclamation, Department of the Interior, whereby plaintiff agreed to perform earthwork and erect reinforced concrete structures for a pilot canal, laterals and sublaterals, which were to be a part of defendant’s Pilot Division, River-ton Project, Wyoming.
*36Under paragraph 23 of the contract specifications quoted in finding 6, defendant agreed to furnish cement, reinforcing steel, and certain other materials for use in…
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