115 subcontracting trucking companies — representing 80% of trucks that worked the January storm — still waiting to be paid
WASHINGTON — After days of reporting and questioning by WUSA9, the District of Columbia has agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars owed to two snow removal contractors who helped dig the city out after January’s historic snowstorm — but hundreds of small trucking companies that did the actual work are still waiting to see a dime.
DC’s Department of Public Works told WUSA9 on Wednesday that it will pay District Logistics the $11.4 million it
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