We have struggled getting General Contractor to approved change orders for loss production & phasing of work that have been incurred since Feb 2021. We provided written notice of delay and cost claim 1 week after we began our work. Over the past year, we have sent progressive Change Requests and revisions to update of cost impact for Loss Production labor, equipment. G.C. provided verbal communication that they were going to send us 24-Hour Notice to complete all work or they'd terminate our contract. We sent Notice of Intent today, but I'm curious of appropriate remedy as we believe there is no cause to terminate us since we've proceeded in good faith with throughout the entire project anticipating resolution of change requests before the project is completed. The G.C. anticipated completion date is April 1, 2022.
There's a bit to unpack here. You've got delay claims, you entitlement to them depends a lot on your contract language. If you've got requests for change orders that are pending, and you submitted them on time, then usually they turn into a "claim" and follow a dispute resolution process in the contract before they become a lawsuit. Most claims get resolved at one of those earier stages.
Some of this will also depend on the kind of documentation you have to back up your claims. Looks like you're an underground company, so are you losing production trenching for utilities and able to show that?
It might be worth having a construction lawyer look at the totality of it though.