DOJ to CUC: Stop blocking pipeline project

The U.S. Department of Justice says the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. is just throwing up roadblocks to the construction of a fuel pipeline in Lower Base, blaming CUC’s “ineffective management” for nearly five years that caused the costs of the project to escalate. DOJ...
Posted On Nov 27 2015 06:06
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CUC protests escalating cost of pipeline project

The Commonwealth Utilities Corp. has asked the federal court to intervene in the $4.6-million fuel pipeline project as it estimates that more than $8.8 million will be spent for the construction of the new pipeline under the management of Gilbane Federal before it is finally...
Posted On Nov 19 2015 06:06
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Judge OKs $924,275 in payments for some delayed CUC projects

The federal court has approved a joint request filed by the U.S. government, the CNMI government, and the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. for partial and full payments totaling $924,275.40 to Gilbane Federal for its costs incurred for performing some stalled CUC projects. Gilbane...
Posted On Oct 20 2015 06:06
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Judge OKs cost savings accord for pipeline project

U.S. District Court for the NMI designated judge David O. Carter has approved the request of the U.S. government and the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. to modify his earlier order pertaining to the $4.6 million construction of the stalled CUC pipeline project. Carter approved the...
Posted On Sep 04 2015 06:00
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