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Santa Clara County Executives Are Responsible For Valley Medical Center Delays, Construction Company Says

September 1, 20152 Mins read217
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- The nation's leading builder of hospitals and medical centers today called on Santa Clara County executives to accept responsibility for mismanagement of the $300 million Valley Medical Center (VMC) project that has resulted in costly overruns and delays. The County has acknowledged that it is responsible for more than three years of delay, […]

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