We've already signed the subcontract. Can Price Rise Loss Prevention still help on this job?

Price Rise Loss Prevention works at three points. The price basis in your quotations and the reading of the subcontract before you sign are for the jobs you price next. For a job already running, we set up the record the clause will need. Your tender prices are kept as priced, and every supplier increase notice is filed the day it arrives. Invoices are set against the tender rates, and the published index values are saved each month. The clause's notice rule goes in the job diary, so any notice it requires is given in time. Your buyer and quantity surveyor keep the record through a real month of purchases with us alongside. That proves the routine on your job before it is handed over. The optional monthly check can follow. If your subcontract has a fluctuations option or price adjustment clause, that record is what the clause will need. If it has none, the rise is usually yours, unless it came from a change your main contractor instructed or a delay it caused. The tender prices, increase notices and invoices in the record are the evidence those routes rely on.