Tetra Tech EC Inc. once again lost its bid to get the EPA and Navy’s plan to redo more than a decade of cleanup at a former San Francisco shipyard tossed.
The environmental engineering and contracting firm, which alleged that the rework would cost it about $86 million more than the work it believes is necessary, didn’t have standing to bring the suit, a federal judge ruled.
Tetra Tech EC Inc. sued the Environmental Protection Agency in 2020, alleging that the agency “arbitrarily decided” in 2016 that more than a decade of investigation and cleanup of radionuclides at a particular ...
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