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• At the U.S. Department of Energy's Savannah River nuclear facility in Aiken, S.C., subcontractor Baker Concrete Construction is in a court fight with the manager of a $90 million project, and a joint venture led by Fluor is coming down on the construction manager's side.
• Design-related delays are at the heart of the dispute, and Baker sued the manager, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, for $20 million, claiming it caused the delays and kept Baker from meeting a June 2012 deadline.
• Lawyers for the joint venture, which is the prime contractor, told a federal court that Baker made the mistakes by not handling change orders correctly and should not get any money.

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Baker’s contract called for the Waste Solidification Building project to be completed by June 20, 2012. ...