Contracts & Claims · 15 MIN READ
A Delay Does Not Automatically Give You EOT
A 100-day obstruction is evidence of a 100-day event. It is not, by itself, evidence of 100 days of EOT.
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THE CIVILUNCUT FIELD NOTES
Understand the commercial side.
Clear explanations for the records, decisions and responsibilities behind a project.
VARIATIONS / COS02
Variations / COS · 13 MIN READ
A Variation Is Not Just Extra Work: How to Establish a Contractual Variation
Extra work is a factual description. Variation entitlement is a contractual position.
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Contracts & Claims · 13 MIN READ
A Notice Is Not Just a Letter: How to Build a Contractual Notice That Actually Protects Your Position
Correspondence records the issue. A contractual notice must do the job required by the Contract.
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Project Controls · 13 MIN READ
Daily Site Records Are Not Admin: What to Capture Before the Evidence Disappears
A daily report is useful when someone who was not there can reconstruct what happened.
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Claims · 13 MIN READ
A Claim Is Only as Strong as Its Evidence: How to Build the Substantiation Chain
A claim file becomes useful when each important proposition can be traced to evidence, reasoning and an identified contractual basis.
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Billing · 13 MIN READ
An RA Bill Is Not Just a Quantity Check: A Practical Review Framework for Infrastructure Projects
A defensible running account bill connects the work claimed to its contractual payment basis, supporting records and previous account before asking for certification.
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Career · 14 MIN READ
What a Contracts Engineer Actually Needs to Know on an Infrastructure Project
A useful contracts engineer can connect a site event to the obligation, records, programme, money and decision behind it.
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