NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
communicated with EPA, which was responsible for approving (or
disapproving) any and all invoices for payment
The following materials are enclosed:
• August 9,2004 Notice of Dispute from Termon, with
attachments;
• Sept. 8,2004 letter from Termon asking that correspondence
and payments be sent to Steven Stallings, Esq.;
Oct. 28,2004 Response to Notice of Dispute, signed by First
Deputy Commissioner David B. Tweedy (in essence, denying
claims for extra work and setting forth the procedure for
payment of what the parties agree is due and owing);
Nov. 16,2004 letter from Steven Stallings, Esq., in response to
First Deputy Commissioner Tweedy’s response to the Notice
of Dispute;
Dec. 17,2004 letter from Acting Commissioner Tweedy in
response to the Nov. 16,2004 Stallings letter;
Pages 1-8 of the Scope of Work;
Termon’s estimate for 395 South End Avenue (via email);
Termon Invoices, dated 9/8/03,9/10/03 and 7/7/04, approved
by EPA;
FMS printout showing that payment for $3,103.11, sought in
the Notice of Dispute, was previously paid;
FMS printout showing retainage amount remaining;
July 9,2004 memo from EPA outlining payment request
submitted by Termon on April 8,2004 (I have been unable to
locate a copy of the April 8,2004 letter);
July 9,2003 letter to Termon from Virginia Smyth of BEC
regarding Termon’s claims for additional compensation;
September 23,2003 letter to Termon from Virginia Smyth of
BEC regarding Termon’s claim for additional reimbursement;
and
December 16,2004 Press Release regarding indictments of
several members of one of Termon’s subcontractors, Specialty
Service Contracting, Inc.
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