In a Non-Compensable Delay, the Contractor Is Not Entitled to a Time

Q1: Float on a schedule is not found

Q2: Acts of God are compensable delays

Q4: A compensable delay has to affect the

Q5: Delays along any part of the schedule

Q6: A critical delay will affect the schedule

Q7: A Contractor knows the schedule is important

Q8: Liquidated damages are<br>A) no longer legal<br>B) agreed

Q9: An excusable delay will involve additional compensation

Q10: An Act of God will automatically increase

Q11: Once a contract is signed, usually the