Plaintiff, a contractor retained by the City of New York in 1990 to rebuild a bridge in Long Island City, sought delay damages allegedly caused by the defendant public utility companies' failure to timely move a gas main and telephone conduits after receiving notice from plaintiff that those facilities were impeding progress. While it is undisputed that public utilities have a long-standing common-law and statutory "obligation to move their facilities when they interfere...
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