>After all, if the bridge is half-built, what's the customer going to do? Maybe sue you for liquidated damages whilst pursuing all other possible avenues in th

>After all, if the bridge is half-built, what's the customer going to do? Maybe sue you for liquidated damages whilst pursuing all other possible avenues in the contract for claiming against a breach. Maybe file an insurance claim, and weather the mobilization costs for another contractor to take over your scope. But before any of that you first have to estimate the potential legal costs and determine what's going to work more in your favor. :)