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FREE FLOAT in claims

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Fri, 2009-03-13 11:47
Francis Aborot
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To all,

Can you open the topic regarding the function of Free Float in claims.

Thnx and more power,
Francis
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Tue, 2009-03-17 01:08
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Sajid Balma
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Hi Francis

The EoT claim is to ask for an extension in Time for Completion i.e. the whole of the works and not individual activity. So, free float has no significance whatsoever in EoT claim.

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Sat, 2009-03-14 10:40
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Mike Testro
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Hi Francis

In my experience free float has little relevance in EOT claims.

It may have some fringe element in disruption claims but I have yet to come across a situation where it was relevant.

Someone else may have and I would like to hear about it.

Best regards

Mike Testro
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