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

Levelset

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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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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What Happens When Change Order Procedures are Ignored?

Construction Dive

By Bruce Jervis Construction contracts frequently contain detailed procedures for processing change orders. The tendency is to defer documentation. The change order procedure, which appeared so orderly and logical on paper, falls by the wayside. The problem is that the parties seem to seldom follow the procedures.

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Change Directive v. Change Order v. Construction Change

Best Practices Construction Law

Not to say that words have any less meaning in the non-legal world, but sometimes you can get tricked up in your correspondence, notice letters, claims or otherwise when you use the wrong work. Take, for example, the world of changes in the construction context. In the legal world, words have meaning.

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The Broccoli Incident: Making Sure You Ask for What You Want In Construction Claims

Best Practices Construction Law

Having litigated construction disputes for almost 20 years, the issue of entitlement often turns on whether the contractor properly submitted its claims in accordance with the terms of the parties’ contract. No matter the size of the project, proper documentation will eliminate a number of disputes.

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How The Cloud Is Enabling Smarter Project Management—Part 4 of 5

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Some software providers claim their products work in the cloud, but those services might not be designed to take advantages of browser interfaces and mobile access. Accuracy, especially with the data used to generate WIP reports, true job costing projections, change order status and the like, is key to projects’ ultimate success.

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Should Change Order Administration Be Recovered as a Cost of Contract Performance?

Construction Dive

By Bruce Jervis While change orders are sometimes associated with contractor claims, the majority of change orders are initiated by project owners. Or, the owner may simply change its mind. Regardless of the cause, an owner request for a change order proposal is a cost for the contractor.