Flotation Systems, Inc. v. United States

Good Law
136 F.2d 483·1943 U.S. App. LEXIS 3072
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitJune 29, 1943No. 10359California661 words

Opinion

Opinion on Rehearing

*485 On Petition for Rehearing.

Lead Opinion

Healy, J.

This suit involves the interpretation of a sub-contract entered into between appellant Flotation Systems, Inc., and appellee Andrew Pollia.

Flotation was awarded a contract for the installation of the gasoline storage and distribution system at the Naval Air Station located at Alameda, California. Appellant United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company wrote a bond guaranteeing the faithful performance of the contract and the payment of all claims for labor, material, etc. Flotation then made a sub-contract with Pollia for the installation of the gasoline pipe lines and water lines. The following provisions of the sub-contract supply the fuel for the dispute:

“Item 1: Complete installation of all gasoline pipe line * * * welding and testing all joints, and all connections to Pit Boxes A(l), B(1), C-2(2), D(8) and E(16) * * *.

“Item 2: Complete installation of all Cast Iron U. S. Joint Water lines * * *, connection and testing of all joints, and all connections to Pit Boxes * * *.

“Item 3: Complete installation of a 12" terra-cotta drain pipe * * *, connection of joints and all connections to Pit Boxes C-2(2) and D(8) * * *.

“Item 4: Painting of all piping installed by us inside…

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