Is there any chance to Claim cost when the variations exceeds 20% of contract value if it is so how?

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Question added by Parthiban Kothandapani , Quantity Surveyor , A Reputed Construction Company.
Date Posted: 2016/01/16

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by Daniel Romasoc , Sr. Electrical Engineer , Meinhardt Dubai

Yes & No. Yes if the variations were approved and deliverately explains to owner/management.

No- if the contractor or the designer (consultant-MEP as ex:) made a mistake on the design or costing the projects, considering that it was stipulated on the contract/design specs.

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