If the change order request has a delay claim the answer is “Yes” and the contractor should include the EOT claims conforming with the contract requirement to assess the claim if valid or not. If the delay notice does not have delay claim, then “No” and the change order can be assess and approved with 0 delay claim.
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19 yearsIf the change order request
If the change order request has a delay claim the answer is “Yes” and the contractor should include the EOT claims conforming with the contract requirement to assess the claim if valid or not. If the delay notice does not have delay claim, then “No” and the change order can be assess and approved with 0 delay claim.