A major tech company has continued processing payments for a high-profile infrastructure project in New Mexico despite issuing a force majeure notice, raising questions about accountability and project delays. The notice, typically invoked to excuse performance due to unforeseen circumstances, suggests external factors may have disrupted work on the site. Legal and industry observers are scrutinizing whether the company’s actions comply with contractual obligations or standard practices in such situations. The development comes as stakeholders assess the broader implications for construction timelines and cost overruns.
The tech group is responsible for ‘Project Jupiter’ payments despite force majeure notice on New Mexico project
