Walker Predicts Higher Cost, Delays for CVC
Architect of the Capitol officials defended the project, however, stating that the visitor center will be ready on its current schedule.
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National Garden to Open in ’06
Architect of the Capitol Alan Hantman told Congressional lawmakers Thursday that the long-planned National Garden is on schedule to finally open to the public in summer 2006.
Allard Dons ‘Cardinal’ Robe
criticisms, CVC officials have repeatedly defended the project, noting that despite setbacks that included a three-month shutdown after the 2001 terrorist attacks, construction is only nine months behind the schedule
CVC Official Defends Costs, Management
project has faced repeated setbacks — the center had at one time been slated to open for the January 2005 presidential inauguration — Fontana asserted the project is actually just nine months behind the schedule
Isabel Leaves Capitol Unscathed
AOC spokeswoman Eva Malecki said 15 medium trees were lost or sustained enough damage that they must come down, although she noted that none was a memorial tree.
Isabel Scrambles Schedule
“Of course we’re going to do everything we can to protect the buildings here on the Capitol Campus against wind and water,” said AOC spokeswoman Eva Malecki.
Report: Congress Delayed Anthrax Cleanup
Better internal communication would have helped prioritize and schedule these tasks,” according to the report.
CVC Contract Sparks Criticism
And his assertion that the communications issues in AOC Alan Hantman’s office are endemic suggest a bigger problem for the Architect.
Contractors Get Say in CVC Timing
[IMGCAP(1)] A series of amendments added to the request for proposal for the second sequence over the past several weeks have loosened some of the timing requirements, which could mean a new schedule