Hello all,
I am looking for a potential expert electrical engineer that could assist in identifying the intent of the scope of work outlined in a set of contract documents from a design perspective. I represent an electrical contractor on a very large industrial project in Alabama, and a dispute has arisen with the Owner as to the extent of the scope of work. I am in Jacksonville, FL, so Florida and/or Alabama engineers would be appreciated. I would ideally like someone with design experience on very large industrial projects (ideally $500 Million or more). Thanks for any input.
Brent T. Zimmerman
Board Certified in Construction Law
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Even though it was a Florida project, I used this guy and he did a great job for me. Might be worth reaching out for an interview. He was flexible with travel issues and billing.
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Subject: [RPPTL-constructionlaw] Electrical Engineering Expert (Design/Intent of Contract Documents)
Hello all,
I am looking for a potential expert electrical engineer that could assist in identifying the intent of the scope of work outlined in a set of contract documents from a design perspective. I represent an electrical contractor on a very large industrial project in Alabama, and a dispute has arisen with the Owner as to the extent of the scope of work. I am in Jacksonville, FL, so Florida and/or Alabama engineers would be appreciated. I would ideally like someone with design experience on very large industrial projects (ideally $500 Million or more). Thanks for any input.
Brent T. Zimmerman
Board Certified in Construction Law
Direct Dial (904) 562-1068
Telecopier (904) 562-1061
email: bzimmerman@bacharagroup.commailto:bzimmerman@bacharagroup.com
BACHARA
CONSTRUCTION LAW GROUP
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