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- MGM Mirage seeks CityCenter subcontractors meeting (5-25-10)
- MGM Mirage, Perini spar over CityCenter after Gibbons meeting (5-21-10)
- New group enters dispute between MGM Mirage, Perini (5-20-10)
- MGM Mirage says it’s working on CityCenter subcontractor claims (5-14-10)
- Gibbons to meet with builder over CityCenter (5-10-10)
Casino operator MGM Mirage is pledging to quickly pay some 600 subcontractors who helped build the $8.5 billion CityCenter complex on the Las Vegas Strip.
Bobby Baldwin, the company's chief design and construction officer who oversaw the project, said at a Wednesday meeting with Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons that paying the subcontractors is the right thing to do.
The meeting comes one day after MGM Mirage invited subcontractors to a June 9 meeting at the Aria Resort & Casino, the centerpiece of CityCenter.
MGM Mirage has been embroiled in a dispute with its general contractor, Perini Building Co., over the final amount due for CityCenter's construction. Perini says MGM Mirage owes $490 million while MGM Mirage says it owes far less.
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