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Last-Minute Pour Clarifications

The contractor says they can't proceed because several details on the slab and podium waterproofing are unclear and th…

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The contractor says they can't proceed because several details on the slab and podium waterproofing are unclear and they're highlighting different drawing numbers. I have to stop calls that delay the pour and make sure one issued-for-construction set is the source of truth. Tell me whether this looks like my issuance process or the contractor's filing fault, list the three quickest fixes that won't require reprinting, and give me a short message to send the contractor tonight that assigns responsibility without sounding defensive. I will not reopen drawing content unless it's a true omission.
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Contractor asking for clarifications three days before the structural pour; I can't be on site.

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