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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Multiple-choice question: The prerequisite for a contractor’s claim to be valid is (). A. The amount of cost increase or time loss is substantial, exceeding the normal acceptable range. B. The costs claimed are calculated correctly and are easy to analyze. C. Compared with the contract, the incident has resulted in additional expenses for the contractor’s project or direct time losses. D. The cause of the cost increase or time loss falls outside the contractor’s responsibilities or risks as stipulated in the contract. E. The contractor submits the notice of intention to claim and the claim report in accordance with the procedures and timelines specified in the contract. 【HaiChuan Thanksgiving】– Production Division 【Production and Management Division】is seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
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The prerequisite for a contractor’s claim to be valid is (CDE). A. The amount of cost increase or time loss is substantial, exceeding the normal acceptable range. B. The costs claimed are calculated correctly and are easy to analyze. C. Compared to the contract provisions, the incident has resulted in additional expenses for the contractor’s project or direct time losses. D. The reasons for the cost increase or time loss fall outside the contractor’s responsibilities or risks as stipulated in the contract. E. The contractor submits the notice of intent to claim and the claim report in accordance with the procedures and timelines specified in the contract
For a CDE claim to be valid, the following three prerequisites must be met simultaneously: ① Compared to the contract timeline, the incident has resulted in additional costs for the contractor’s project or direct delays in the project timeline； ②Reasons for increased costs or delays in the project timeline that, according to the contract terms, do not fall under the contractor’s liability or risk ； ③The contractor submits the notice of intention to claim and the claim report in accordance with the procedures and timelines specified in the contract.
The prerequisite conditions for a contractor’s claim to be valid are (C D E). A. The amount of cost increase or time loss is substantial, exceeding the normal acceptable range. B. The costs claimed are calculated correctly and are easy to analyze. C. Compared to the contract provisions, the incident has resulted in additional expenses for the contractor’s project or direct time losses. D. The reasons for the cost increase or time loss fall outside the contractor’s responsibilities or risks as stipulated in the contract. E. The contractor submits the notice of intent to claim and the claim report in accordance with the procedures and timelines specified in the contract
The prerequisite for a contractor’s claim to be valid is (CDE). A. The amount of cost increase or time loss is substantial, exceeding the normal acceptable range. B. The costs claimed are calculated correctly and are easy to analyze. C. Compared to the contract provisions, the incident has resulted in additional expenses for the contractor’s project or direct time losses. D. The reasons for the cost increase or time loss fall outside the contractor’s responsibilities or risks as stipulated in the contract. E. The contractor submits the notice of intent to claim and the claim report in accordance with the procedures and timelines specified in the contract