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The Consequences of Overstating Claims Under Colorado’s Public Works Act

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A recent Colorado Court of Appeals decision offers essential guidance for subcontractors filing claims under the Colorado Public Works Act. The case clarifies what can and cannot be included in a verified statement of claim, particularly concerning delay damages, and highlights the severe consequences of filing an excessive claim.

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Change order process leaves Boston Encore casino subs short more than $34M

Construction Dive

One electrical company claims it is owed $30 million in change orders from general contractor Suffolk Construction.

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Tappan Zee Constructors sues New York to prove it's owed $900M in bridge construction change orders

Construction Dive

The construction consortium claims that the NY State Thruway Authority is dragging its feet on providing documents that show the drastic change orders made during construction of the new Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge.

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Tutor Perini, subsidiary accused of 'change-order scheming' in Pennsylvania I-83 project

Construction Dive

A state senator is questioning $24 million in claims from Tutor Perini's Cherry Hill Construction, noting the project is two years behind schedule.

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Pricing of Construction Claims and Change Orders

Construction Dive

By Paul Levin Pricing of claims and change orders falls into two categories: forward pricing, where the price and time is negotiated before the work is done; and post pricing -- pricing and schedule adjustments made during or after performance of the work. Many different methodologies have been used to successfully price claims.

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What Happens When Change Order Procedures are Ignored?

Construction Dive

By Bruce Jervis Construction contracts frequently contain detailed procedures for processing change orders. The change order procedure, which appeared so orderly and logical on paper, falls by the wayside. There are consequences, however, to ignoring the change order procedure.

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Are Change Orders Really Comprehensive and Final?

Construction Dive

By Bruce Jervis In some ways a change order is a snapshot of a project at one point in time. But a change order usually states it constitutes the entire agreement regarding the modification; the parties waive the right to additional time or money. The change order purports to be comprehensive and final.