It opened in August of 1997. Ongoing projects supervised from Houston will be overseen by the Kansas City office, according to a company spokesperson.
Subcontractors' complaints against DiCarlo led to the company's being dismissed in late March from a contracting job at a convention center in Fort Smith, AR. Reports also indicate that the construction company may lose as much as $1 million on a project in Oklahoma. The state-owned resort did not open until late last month, nearly 16 months behind the scheduled opening.
The Houston office of DiCarlo Construction managed both of those projects.
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