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Whether the revised access date changed the critical delay sequence

The record gives different dates for when the revised access window was communicated.

Whether Change Order 12 was approved before the sequencing change

Project emails and the formal notice describe different approval paths for Change Order 12.

Whether owner-caused access restrictions extended the completion date

The owner notice, programme revision, and delay log all point to restricted access during the same period.

Whether the inspection record supports the extension request

The current file does not yet connect the inspection note to the later extension request.

Whether the contractor satisfied the contractual notice requirements

The notice sequence now shows a written reservation followed by a detailed extension submission.

Whether concurrent subcontractor delay reduces the claimed extension

The delay log records subcontractor slippage during part of the same period as the access restriction.

Whether the prolongation cost claim is supported by contemporaneous records

Site diaries support labour disruption, but several cost entries still lack invoices or timesheet links.

Whether the revised programme superseded the earlier baseline sequence

The revised programme was issued after the access change and is consistently used in later correspondence.

Contradiction

The access date differs between the project email chain and the signed notice.

Evidence gap

The inspection report referenced in later correspondence is not yet in the matter file.

Thin support

The extension position currently rests on one email chain and the delay log.

Staleness

An earlier access note remains cited after the revised programme was circulated.