Although many may have a say, a Contractor can rely upon a structure being substantially complete for Contract purposes when
A) the Owner says it is
B) the Owner can use it for its intended purposes
C) the Architect says it is
D) the City Inspector says it is

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The Contractor can rely upon a structure being substantially complete for Contract purposes when the Owner can use it for its intended purposes because this indicates that the project fulfills its basic function. The other options (A, C, and D) may be indications of completion, but do not necessarily confirm that the structure is substantially complete for Contract purposes.

Although Many May Have a Say, a Contractor Can Rely