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Owner-furnished kitchen equipment arrives three weeks late and blocks rough-in completion. What should the contractor do under normal contract administration?

Correct Answer

C) Submit required notice and schedule support for any time or cost impact caused by the late owner-furnished equipment

Late owner-furnished equipment may support a time or cost claim only if the contractor follows notice and support requirements. Other choices waive, remove, or falsify the issue.

Answer Options
A
Backdate the delivery ticket
B
Absorb every impact without notice
C
Submit required notice and schedule support for any time or cost impact caused by the late owner-furnished equipment
D
The contractor should delete the kitchen equipment from the project

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Late owner-furnished equipment may support a time or cost claim only if the contractor follows notice and support requirements. Other choices waive, remove, or falsify the issue.

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