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COPYRIGHT 2001 The Boston Globe
Byline: Ross Kerber
Mar. 20--Two new power plants considered crucial to the region's supply of electricity could be delayed by ongoing disputes between Raytheon Co. and the firm that bought Raytheon's construction division last year, according to court filings.
Sithe Energies Inc., developer of the plants in Everett and Weymouth, filed a complaint in New York State Supreme Court on March 12 to force Raytheon to take responsibility for work abandoned by the firm that bought Raytheon's construction assets, Washington Group International Inc.
The two companies reached a partial settlement March 15, and both say they now will work to complete the plants on schedule. "We think we're going forward arm-in-arm" with Raytheon, said Sithe's attorney, Robert King, of the Debevoise & Plimpton...
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