Can a claim be made by a Contractor for lost overhead if the Client cuts out part of the work so that the final value of the contract is 25% less than the original lump sum contract?

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If a lump sum contract valued at say $100,000 is signed with a contractor and the client cuts out part of the work so that the final value of the contract turns out to be $75,000, could a claim be made for lost overhead and profit that would conform to MMCD?

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GC 9.4.3 covers the Contractors profit and overhead when quantities fail to meet the Threshold Variance

Can a claim be made by a Contractor for lost overhead if the Client cuts out part of the work so that the final value of the contract is 25% less than the original lump sum contract?

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