State takes action against I-69 Development Partners for not paying for work

(Bloomington) Herald-Times

Wednesday, September 7, 2016 5:42 AM

Construction equipment belonging to Crider & Crider sits idle Tuesday along Ind. 37 on the I-69 extension between Bloomington and Martinsville. Staff photo by Jeremy Hogan

The Indiana Finance Authority issued a notice of non-performance Tuesday against I-69 Development Partners for not paying for work being done on Section 5 of Interstate 69. Section 5 runs from the south side of Bloomington to Martinsville.

As the HeraldTimesOnline.com reported Tuesday, Crider & Crider, a Bloomington-based company contracted for earth-moving operations on the 21 miles of Ind. 37 being upgraded to interstate standards, stopped working on the project Monday because it has not been paid.

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