(Reuters) - Aggregate Industries, which supplied 5,700 truckloads of
concrete that was too old to be used or had been watered down,
also pleaded guilty to making fraudulent claims, U.S. Attorney
Michael Sullivan said.
It was unclear what problems might be related to the faulty
concrete, which represents a fraction of the 130,000 truckloads
that the company provided for the Big Dig, he said.
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concrete that was too old to be used or had been watered down,
also pleaded guilty to making fraudulent claims, U.S. Attorney
Michael Sullivan said.
It was unclear what problems might be related to the faulty
concrete, which represents a fraction of the 130,000 truckloads
that the company provided for the Big Dig, he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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