No trout?! I wonder why?

Well, I have been known more than once to read more into things than I should. Seems like we got a heck of a lot more done in a much shorter time peri...

> The issue here IMHO is that the project was scoped for one thing (2 ft contours, and 0.1 vert) and the engineer decides he wants more. Ok fine, ...

How deep? That looks like a cold place to swim.Did you see any trout swimming around?

> I've been using a dip needle which I used to be really good with but not so good now.Hopefully that was a joke.

I suppose the 1/2 contour method is now considered old school since our products are being used almost exclusively digitally. National Standard for Sp...

Just an idea, but your concerns might be addressed with an accuracy statement that is attached to a hard copy deliverable. I.e. contours being accurat...

Amateur Archaeologist...what do you have.. a civil war battle field on your property??

Point taken. I have run into instances where a 2nd or 3rd low bidder successfully protests a bid based upon not listing a sub-contractor, where the wo...

Best available evidence of original position...is it mathematics, or the base of a bent monument.

> If the contractor did not list a land surveyor as a subcontractor in the bid documents for that portion of the "incidental" work, then consider t...

That's great. Your company is paying them a living wage, which is security for the investment in training. That is a good way to retain employees.

This will give you a better idea on what the case was specifically about. Ruling