I am honestly shocked right now. Our construction company just informed me that they want 21.4% more money due to price increases in the building industry. At the moment, I am still stunned and can’t think clearly.
rdwlnts schrieb:
The general contractor doesn’t start with K… does it?Kampa?Pinkiponk schrieb:
Yes, it does.Raiweired schrieb:
In which town is the headquarters of the general contractor K…… located?Aalen?Chloe83 schrieb:
General contractor with K….Kampa?Pinkiponk schrieb:
For your construction project, it is now 21.4% higher.Someone asked if the increase refers only to one part, e.g. the roof. @hampshire?I clearly read it as an average, so 21.4% across everything.
danielohondo schrieb:
Wasn’t it contractually specified how price increases are allowed after the fixed price period?nordanney schrieb:
I’m afraid you have no legal means to contest this price increase.HarvSpec schrieb:
Or where is the flaw in the reasoning?With the force majeure that the general contractor refers to.ypg schrieb:
Kampa?No. I don’t think there’s much left of that now.rdwlnts schrieb:
Not Kampa. The general contractor (GC) was recently described positively in the moderated subforum. Keitel-Haus?
Chloe83 schrieb:
No. I don’t think there’s much left to guess now. It must be incredibly funny and entertaining to have someone guess something here when you already know the answer 😀
rdwlnts schrieb:
As far as I know, Corona cannot be considered "force majeure" 1.5 years after it began. At least not generally. He did not mention Corona in the letter, but that his contractual partners canceled the contracts/terms with him. Something like that. Please check it yourself.
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Pinkiponk schrieb:
For some products, previously agreed terms were canceled in the meantime. They are referring to "force majeure" / higher force. Similar topics