Matter of Kallman v. Sanitary Dist. No. 6

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• noting that the allowable equitable adjustment is “the difference between what it cost [the contractor] to do the work and what it would have cost [the contractor] if the unforeseen conditions had not been encountered” (internal quotation omitted)
• noting that the allowable equitable adjustment is “the difference between what it cost [the contractor] to do the work and what it would have cost [the contractor] if the unforeseen conditions had not been encountered”
• contractor does not incur expenses associated with delayed performance “unless there is a prolongation of performance beyond the anticipated date of completion”
• although construction company unable to use cranes during period of construction and therefore incurred extra costs, “coincidence of [lack of cranes] and the additional expense does not necessarily imply a causal link between them”
• although construction company unable to use cranes during period of construction and therefore incurred extra costs, “coincidence of [lack of cranes] and the additional expense does not necessarily imply a causal link between them”

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