Differing Site Conditions - Place the concepts/elements under the correct category.

Category I - Subsurface or Latent Physical Conditions (6 items)

Category II - Unknown Physical Conditions (4 Items)

02:54:29 Time Remaining Return Su :::: Rule of Reasonable Reliance :::: Contractor must have reasonably relied on the indications of the subsurface conditions listed in the contract ::: Contractor could not have reasonably foreseen or anticipated the condition from normal site inspection or general work experience Contractor claims are harder to prove due to the unusual nature of the condition :::: The subsurface conditions actually found at the contract site must have materially differed from the subsurface condition indicated in the same contract area Contractor must have acted as a 'reasonably prudent contractor' in interpreting the contract documents Contract documents indicted a subsurface condition directly related to the claim. These may be either Express (written) or Implied representations or indications within the contract documents :::: The contractor's claimed excess cost is solely attributable to the differing subsurface conditions Contractor proves conditions varied from the normal conditions in similar work for the area Contractor had no knowledge of the physical condition APR 4 26 ... ENST