WorksheetsEOT & CLAIMS FOR LOSS AND EXPENSES
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the main purpose of an Extension of Time (EOT) in a construction contract?
To increase the contractor’s profit
To reduce project quality
To protect the contractor from Liquidated Damages when delays are not their fault
To speed up construction work
Why is it important for a contractor to keep records when submitting a Loss and Expense claim under PAM 2018?
For site decoration
For marketing purposes
To impress the client
As evidence to support and justify the claim
Under PWD 203A, the contractor must give written notice within 30 days to claim for EOT.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is a valid cause for Loss and Expense under PAM 2018 Clause 24.3?
Contractor’s negligence
Poor site management
Late arrival of workers
Late Architect’s Instructions (AI)
Under PWD 203A Clause 43.0, within how many days must the contractor give notice for EOT?
14 days
21 days
30 days
60 days
In PAM 2018, who assesses and verifies the Loss & Expense claim amount?
Superintending Officer only
Employer
Architect and Quantity Surveyor
Main Contractor
Loss and Expense only covers the cost of materials used on site.
TRUE
FALSE
In PAM 2018, a contractor does not need to keep any records when making a claim for loss and expense.
FALSE
TRUE
5. Which of the following BEST defines a “Loss and Expense” claim?
Cost of repairing defective works
Contractor’s normal operating cost
Late payment by the contractor
Extra costs incurred due to delays or disruptions beyond the contractor’s control
The Superintending Officer is responsible for assessing claims under PAM 2018.
FALSE
TRUE
