The Capitol Visitors Center project is way overdue and overbudget because Congress keeps tacking on jobs without awarding extra time, the project’s chief contractor said Friday.
“The contract has grown by about 80 percent. The contract period that they’re requesting has grown by zero percent,” said Ted Baker, vice president of Manhattan Construction Co., which was awarded the $200 million-plus contract. “Everybody is working awfully hard down there.”
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