Greek construction companies managing over €18 billion in public works are requesting revisions to existing contracts due to significant price increases. The firms cite unforeseen circumstances – specifically, a surge in material costs reaching up to 35% – as justification for the requests. Concerns over broader inflationary pressures and rising fuel prices are also contributing factors to the appeals. The companies are invoking clauses related to *force majeure* to support their demands for contract adjustments. This situation raises potential concerns about project timelines and budgets for ongoing public infrastructure developments. Industry representatives have not yet specified the exact financial impact of the requested revisions, but anticipate substantial adjustments will be necessary. The government has yet to respond to the formal requests from the construction organizations.