J. W. Ancel Inc., a Towson-based construction firm, paid $145,000 to settle allegations that the company submitted inflated construction costs connected to a state bus depot, Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh announced Friday. J. W. Ancel was awarded a contract in 2013 to build a bus facility…
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Towson construction firm pays $145,000 to settle state allegations of inflating costs for MTA bus depot
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