SHOP DRAWING APPROVALS AND INTERIM INSPECTIONS DID NOT WAIVE SPECIFICATIONSSHOP DRAWING APPROVALS AND INTERIM INSPECTIONS DID NOT WAIVE SPECIFICATIONS
publication date: Dec 13, 2009
Neither shop drawing approvals nor interim inspections prior to progress payments waived the government’s right to insist on strict conformance with the specifications prior to final acceptance. The contractor’s demand for a change order for corrective work justified the government’s termination of the contract for default.
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