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Negotiation — risk moved

A redline is economically meaningful when it changes who bears the cost, the time, or the consequence of either. Nothing here is a win or a saving: it is a movement, and until the clause is executed it is a modeled one.

ILLUSTRATIVE · SAMPLE DATA
A synthetic negotiation fixture, not the governed record. No figure here is filed, and none of it is aggregated with the filed instruments.

Contract version selector

Compare any two versions. History is preserved, never overwritten.

Before
Current / proposed

Risk position delta

The seven figures a version comparison must answer.

Owner direct $
$3.80M$1.20M
−$2.60M
Owner days
11095
-15
Owner time $
$1.98M$1.71M
−$270k
Contractor direct $
$2.70M$2.45M
−$250k
Contractor days
6565
no movement
Shared $
$0$2.00M
+$2.00M
Unallocated / ambiguous count
22
no movement

Negative means modeled exposure moved away from the owner; positive means it moved toward the owner. Lower is not automatically better — a developer may rationally retain risk for a lower EPC price.

Risk moved in this round

MODELED RISK TRANSFER — negative moved away from the owner, positive moved toward the owner. The event may never occur.

Top risk moves

Movements, ordered by modeled magnitude. Not ranked as wins.

  1. 1.Material escalation−$300kowner modeled exposureCOUNTERFACTUAL
  2. 2.Utility delay−$270kowner modeled exposureCOUNTERFACTUAL
  3. 3.Late completion−$250kowner modeled exposureCOUNTERFACTUAL

Before / proposed / delta

Per allocation. Table D: risk, before, after, Δ days, Δ direct $, Δ time $.

RiskBeforeCurrent / proposedΔ daysΔ direct $Δ time $Provenance
Utility delayOwner bears 60 d · $1.08M time $Owner bears 45 d · $810k time $-15$0−$270kCOUNTERFACTUAL
Late completionContractor bears 30 d · no time economicsContractor bears 30 d · no time economics0−$250kCOUNTERFACTUAL
Differing site conditionsOwner bears 20 d · $360k time $Owner bears 20 d · $360k time $0−$300k$0COUNTERFACTUAL
Material escalationOwner bears GAP · no time economicsShared bears GAP · no time economics
Escalation band ±5%, then shared 50/50
GAP−$300kCOUNTERFACTUAL
Abnormal weatherShared bears 8–26 d · $216k time $Shared bears 8–26 d · $144k time $
Contractor first 10 days, owner thereafter
0$0−$72kCOUNTERFACTUAL

Negotiation events in this round

Who proposed what, and which fields moved.

DateRiskProposed byChanged fieldsΔ direct $Δ time $Provenance
2026-02-11utility delayowner counseldurationExposure, economicTimeExposure
Rev 2 redline, §8.4
−$270kCOUNTERFACTUAL
2026-02-14escalationcontractor counselprimaryRiskBearer, shared, directCostExposure
Rev 2 redline, Exhibit G
−$300kCOUNTERFACTUAL
2026-02-16late completioncontractor counselcaps, directCostExposure
Rev 2 redline, §9.2 (cap 40 → 30 days)
−$250kCOUNTERFACTUAL

Open issues against this risk

Drawn from the open-issues register by risk category. A modeled movement and a live argument are different things; both are shown.

No open issue on the register carries a risk category on this version. That is an answer, not an empty block.

Owner modeled exposure over negotiation

How did the owner's risk position move through negotiation? Lower is not automatically better.

Price and retained risk

The bargain is the signed price and the risk retained to get it. Read both columns together.

VersionEPC priceOwner direct riskOwner daysOwner time $
Bid$380.00M$3.80M110$1.98M
Rev 2$365.00M$1.20M95$1.71M
Signed$354.40M$1.20M95$1.71M

Price fell across the three versions while owner days rose. That is risk transfer accompanying a price reduction, not a saving.