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2 weeks of work, so you give them 4 weeks because you don't want to deal with possible 2nd extension- cost?

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Tue, 2020-11-17 22:23
John Reeves
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2 weeks of work, so you give them 4 weeks because you don't want to deal with possible 2nd extension- cost?  - Can you ask or expect only having to pay for 2 weeks of overhead for 4 weeks of work - for the above reason.  Would you be concerned that they agree and then address different legally?

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Fri, 2020-12-04 04:20
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Larry Rino
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John, without knowing your contract pricing conditions and other circumstances, it's typical that daywork rates is used for additional work and that rates includes overhead, if that so, then 2-weeks extension will be fine...

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