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A claim-notice requirement matters because it:

Correct Answer

B) Sets the contract procedure and timing needed to preserve a potential claim

Notice requirements set timing and procedure for preserving a potential claim; they do not automatically decide entitlement. Other choices overstate or misstate the function.

Answer Options
A
Apply automatically approves every claimed cost to the claim notice condition
B
Sets the contract procedure and timing needed to preserve a potential claim
C
The contractor should deletes the construction schedule
D
Select creates a new bid package for claim notice

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Notice requirements set timing and procedure for preserving a potential claim; they do not automatically decide entitlement. Other choices overstate or misstate the function.

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