In June 1990, defendant Village of Castleton-on-Hudson awarded a contract to plaintiff for the erection of a ground water storage tank that was to be constructed of steel reinforced concrete that could not contain fly ash and had to include a certain air entraining admixture. Construction commenced immediately; however, in October 1990 it was discovered that the concrete contained fly ash and had less air entrainment than required. The Village...
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