Chapter 13 Changed Conditions Flashcards
Subsurface conditions include
High water table, unstable foundation materials, undisclosed utility lines.
Above ground conditions include
Survey markers, location of tress, buildings
O may reduce costs by:
Shifting the responsibility for identifying differing site conditions to C
Information to bidders includes
- Soil information
- Test results
Differing site conditions refers to what?
Sub-surface Conditions
What 3 categories constitute differing site conditions?
- Actual condition differs materially with conditions in K
- Actual conditions are unusual and differ from what C should have anticipated
- Cost of project will be affected
True or False?
Condition must simply be one that was not foreseeable based on examination of K docs and site investigation
TRUE
C’s ability to recover expenses as a result of the differing site conditions depend on:
- vDid C use reasonable diligence to fully inspect the site
- Is the concealed item considered extra work
True or False?
Encountering conditions where C only has to change methods or equipment will not guarantee recovery of cost.
TRUE