Article Date: 07/31/2015


Specs Not Ambiguous Despite Lack of Definition


A term used in the contract drawings and specifications had a clear, unambiguous meaning. No definition or drawing detail was needed to enhance the meaning. And, even if there was ambiguity in the contract terminology, that ambiguity was patent and required pre-bid clarification.

 

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