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UNITEOSTATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
UNITED 7WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548
OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL
B-200299 June 12, 1981
The Honorable William L. Armstrong
United States Senator
1045 Lincoln Street
Denver, Colorado 80203 --ot-make availableto public readi
Dear Senator Armstrong:
We refer to your letter of March 26, 1981,
concerning the claims by Mr. Don Ravenhill for
back wages which resulted from wage underpay-
ments by Crosby Construction Co. (Crosby) while
Mr. Ravenhill was an employee of Crosby. Enclosed
is a copy of our decision of today allowing
Mr. Ravenhill's claim for painting and carpentry
work performed in March 1979 in connection with
contract No. DADA03-78-C-0065 for the installa-
tion and painting of doors at the Fitzsimons Army
Medical Center (FAMC).
In your letter, you expressed some concern in
regard to the Department of Labor's (DOL) review
since we had advised you that we were contacting DOL
in connection with an $872.13 settlement between DOL
and Crosby, whereas Mr. Ravenhill was claiming a total
of $2,742.80.
We were advised by DOL that the $872.13 ($448.33
after legal deductions) represents back wages found
due Mr. Ravenhill as a result of an investigation of
Crosby, conducted by DOL's Denver Regional Office.
This investigation covered Crosby's performance on
five Government contracts, including Department of Army
contract No. DADA63-78-C-0065 for construction work at
FAMC. However, in regard to the FAMC contract, DOL
only investigated Mr. Ravenhill's allegations that he
worked a certain number of hours during May 1979 as
a laborer. While our case involves underpayments
under the FAMC contract, it involves carpentry and
painting which Mr. Ravenhill claims to have performed
in March 1979. The Department of Army investigated
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