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This week was a bit of a clusterfuck.

I still got paid to work, so that's a good thing, but a clusterfuck nonetheless.

Customer wanted fiber run from one building to an outbuilding. They had conduit all laid out and buried, pullstrings, that was all set. The path between the main datacenter in […]

Architect explains delays and insurance premium tied to North Cameron EOC change orders; jurors remove one change order for review Architect Derek Porsche outlined manufacturer and utility delays for the North Cameron Emergency Operations Center that produced multiple change orders (cast stone delay, transformer delay) and cited a $1,761.97 insurance premium as an incurred cost; the jury agreed to remove change order 14 for further review and return in January.

Delays in the North Cameron Emergency Operations Center project have sparked a heated debate over costs, as jurors question whether contractors should absorb the unexpected insurance premium of $1,761.97.

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In Nevada, ignoring a written change order for 30 days could land you in serious trouble. It’s not just paperwork—it’s part of the contract if you don’t act.

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In Nevada, ignoring a written change order for 30 days could land you in serious trouble. It’s not just paperwork, it’s part of the contract if you don’t act. 

#ConstructionRisks #ChangeOrders #PromptPaymentAct 

Some general contractors get paid for change orders—but don’t pass the money to subs. Here's a real example of how that plays out and why it matters.

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