Just for fun use retained logic and claim all delay as shown, most probably the client will jump very high.
Out-of-sequence is not uncommon, there is nothing wrong with a change in plans due to changed conditions or due to any other valid reason. In such case you must change logic as for schedule be a representation of actual plan and conditions.
Unforeseen site conditions are not your fault, in any case the fault or risk to the client who might have done better with the soil study. Just imagine client hiding conditions for your quote be low and you absorb all coats, it is a no-brainer for unforeseen conditions be a cause for a time and cost delay claims. If no delay happened but you incurred in extra cost then it might be the cause for a disruption claim.
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14 years 11 monthsHi Vinoj,If you are not happy
Hi Vinoj,
If you are not happy with your logic please change that and re schedule.
Best Regards,
Sunil.
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21 years 8 monthsJust for fun use retained
Just for fun use retained logic and claim all delay as shown, most probably the client will jump very high.
Out-of-sequence is not uncommon, there is nothing wrong with a change in plans due to changed conditions or due to any other valid reason. In such case you must change logic as for schedule be a representation of actual plan and conditions.
Unforeseen site conditions are not your fault, in any case the fault or risk to the client who might have done better with the soil study. Just imagine client hiding conditions for your quote be low and you absorb all coats, it is a no-brainer for unforeseen conditions be a cause for a time and cost delay claims. If no delay happened but you incurred in extra cost then it might be the cause for a disruption claim.
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19 years 10 monthsHi VinojJust enter the
Hi Vinoj
Just enter the progress as usual - when B is 100% you may need to adjust the FS logic.
Best regards
Mike Testro