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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Moderna Inc. has initiated legal action against construction firm The Gutierrez Co., claiming that subpar workmanship at its manufacturing facility in Marlborough has led to significant water leaks, mold growth, and structural damage. The lawsuit highlights that the alleged deficiencies in construction not only compromised the integrity of the facility but also posed potential risks to the operations of the biotechnology company.
Moderna, known for its pivotal role in developing a COVID-19 vaccine, asserts that the issues stemming from the construction work have resulted in costly repairs and disruptions. The company is seeking damages to cover the expenses incurred from the necessary remediation efforts and to address the ongoing impact of the water damage and mold.
The lawsuit underscores the importance of quality control in construction projects, particularly in facilities that are critical to public health and safety. As the case unfolds, it may bring attention to industry standards and accountability in construction practices.
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