How the Subcontractor Can Claim for Variations Arising from Engineer’s Instructions

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This article explores how a subcontractor can submit a claim for variations arising from an engineer’s instructions under the FIDIC framework. It covers essential steps for documenting claims, adhering to timelines, and the roles of both contractor and engineer in verifying and approving claims. Learn how to navigate claims effectively to uphold project quality and compliance.

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