Feds Defend Use Of Foreign Parts In $430M Dredging Contract

By Micah Danney · November 29, 2022, 8:00 PM EST

The U.S. Coast Guard defended a $430 million dredging contract against allegations that the contracting company was illegally allowed to use foreign-sourced equipment parts, telling a Texas federal court on Monday...

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Documents

Motion

Case Information

Case Title

Diamond Services Corporation v. Curtin Maritime Corp. et al

Case Number

Court

Texas Southern

Nature of Suit

Marine

Date Filed

June 28, 2022

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